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Who can explain how the dilute-phase density of a catalytic cracking regenerator is measured?

2010-04-14View Original

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Who can explain how the dilute-phase density in a catalytic cracking regenerator is measured, and how the reserve volume is determined?
Reply #22010-04-14
Can you see the density there? Besides those for measuring temperature and pressure, are there any other things in those two devices? Density is calculated based on the differential pressure! F=P(meat)GH=PS; p is measurable, s is constant, g remains unchanged, and h is given – so isn’t your density calculable?
Reply #32010-04-14
Can you see the density there? Besides those for measuring temperature and pressure, are there any other things in those two devices? Density is calculated based on the differential pressure! F=P(meat)GH=PS; p is measurable, s is constant, g remains unchanged, and h is given – so isn’t your density calculable?
Reply #42010-04-14
Using the formula, there are pressure measurement points on the device! ! !

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