When simulating a distillation column, should the column pressure drop be entered as gauge pressure or absolute pressure?

2011-05-24View Original

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What is the difference between kg/cm2 and kg/cm2q?

Reply #22011-05-24

It is usually gauge pressure, which can be converted by oneself

Reply #32011-05-24

There are no specific regulations for this; it depends on the conditions and the specific requirements of the process, as well as which approach is more convenient and straightforward. . .

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