Liquefied gas contains water, resulting in fluctuations in pump outlet flow rate
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Is it because the liquefied gas contains water, causing fluctuations in the flow rate at the pump outlet?
Water in the liquefied gas causes the flow meter to give incorrect readings.
I’m not sure if you’re referring to liquefied gas being fed into the deodorization unit; this fluctuation is caused by changes in the deodorization pressure, which in turn leads to fluctuations in the flow rate of the liquefied gas. Water content is also a minor contributing factor, so it’s necessary to improve the dehydration process for the liquefied gas tanks
Liquefied gas contains water, and this water affects the orifice plate, resulting in incorrect flow rates.
Reply to 3# sxf1028102800: Liquid gas contains water, which changes its density and thus results in an incorrect flow rate.