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This post was last edited by EdwardLau on 2010-3-4 16:04. Question for experts: Is compressed air used to transport liquids in chemical plants? Is there anything that uses vacuum to suck up liquids? When is it used? Are there any advantages? Thank you
Compressed liquid? Is it used for transporting liquids? There are many methods for transporting liquids using compressed air. As for vacuum suction, it’s not impossible either. But how high can you lift things with it? With such effort, it’s simpler to just use economic pressure – it’s convenient. Hehe
There are systems that use compressed gas to push liquids, which prevents the liquid from coming into contact with the conveying equipment and thus avoids corrosion and contamination. I’ve never seen a system that uses suction; I agree with the second floor’s opinion – the efficiency of suction is not high, so it’s not as good as using compression
Liquids can be transported using the pressure from compressors; the recovery of some liquids is accomplished through vacuum methods, as well as by unloading them from organic liquid tankers.
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In chemical plants, it is common to use gas to pump liquids; air can be used for this purpose, and nitrogen can also be used if necessary.
It is relatively common to use compressed air to transport liquids, and this method works even better for liquids that are highly corrosive!