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Vacuum breakdown in the low-stage quench cooler

2010-11-07View Original

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Reasons for vacuum loss in the low-position flash cooler: pipe damage, vacuum pump failure, insufficient liquid level in the hot water seal tank, and malfunctioning air release valve. Our plant is equipped with a pre-condenser and a condenser; below them are a hot water seal tank and a condensate seal tank, respectively, with vacuum pumping used to create a vacuum. What I want to ask is that a low level of liquid in the hot water seal groove can lead to a loss of vacuum. Then it won’t happen if the condensate level is insufficient, right?
Reply #22010-11-30
Based on the actual situation, it can be determined by analyzing it in conjunction with Bernoulli’s equation.

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