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Dew point conditions

2010-12-11View Original

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A gaseous fluid containing hydrogen and nitrogen is continuously fed into a reactor. Carbon dioxide and water vapor – in order to prevent the water vapor from condensing, how do I control the pressure and temperature of the reactor as well as the flow rate conditions?
Reply #22010-12-11
Reply to 1# nupolon: I think reducing the pressure and increasing the temperature locally can slow down the condensation rate

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