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What level of vacuum is required just to remove the water vapor from inside the reactor?

2010-07-29View Original

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Experts, may I ask what level of vacuum is required just to remove the water vapor from inside the reactor?
Reply #22010-07-31
It should be related to the temperature inside the vessel and the partial pressure of water vapor; it is recommended that it be no less than -0.95 Mpa
Reply #32010-08-01
If there is only steam in the reactor and no other materials, it can be pumped out with a slight vacuum – -0.085 MPa should suffice; nitrogen at 2 bar can also be used for displacement. But if the kettle contains other materials along with steam, it depends on what those materials are.

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