For an evaporator, is the pressure in the evaporation tank the same as the pressure in the heater?

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Dear sea friends, for an evaporator, is the pressure in the evaporation tank the same as the pressure in the heater? Thank you for the answer

Reply #22009-12-24

When I was simulating before, I treated the heater as an evaporator; theoretically, a heater can indeed be used as an evaporator. However, it is recommended to use Flash2, as this allows for monitoring of the liquid phase composition, making it easier to determine what substances fail to vaporize

Reply #32010-01-11

That makes sense. So when you make the settings, is the pressure in the evaporation tank the same as that in the heat exchanger?

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