Regulation of chlorine reflux
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:04. What is the relationship between the magnitude of chlorine reflux and motor current? Is it possible to minimize the degree of opening of the reflux within acceptable limits, in order to avoid performing a lot of unnecessary work? Everyone is welcome to discuss this. # hcbbs
In the case of a turbo compressor, the backflow volume is primarily considered to meet the anti-surge requirements.
It is beneficial for energy savings to minimize the backflow as much as possible, provided that surge does not occur.
It is still necessary to maintain a certain level of backflow: first, the chlorine compressor itself needs backflow to prevent surging; second, it facilitates the adjustment of flow fluctuations.
The chlorine compressor needs a return flow to prevent surging, and it also helps to regulate flow fluctuations. If the inlet pressure is too high, the absence of a return flow can cause excessive flow in the compressor, leading to shutdown via overflow protection