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Regarding how to pressurize the pipeline

2011-07-13View Original

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The laboratory plans to build a cyclic flow device in which gas-liquid two-phase flow occurs, with a pressure of 1-2 MPa to be achieved. I would like to ask experts how to give a certain pressure to a gas-liquid mixture. Initially, I thought of using a plunger pump to extract the gas-liquid mixture from the mixer and increase its pressure, so that the mixture discharged by the plunger pump has a certain pressure. But how should this pressure be controlled? I would appreciate some guidance from experts, thank you!
Reply #22011-07-13
The inverter will do. . . . . .
Reply #32011-07-13
Reply to 2# Zambidis: Haha, could you explain it in more detail? What I mean is, how is the pressure of the fluid coming out of the piston pump in the pipeline regulated?
Reply #42011-07-13
Oh, you mean after it comes out? That’s easier to control too – just add a pressure transmitter and a control valve to form a loop, and that’s it.
Reply #52011-07-13
Reply to 4# Zambidis: Hello, thank you. Could you let me add you on QQ so I can ask you more details about this issue? Regarding how to choose control valves and how to calculate pipeline pressure. What should I pay attention to in order to adjust the pressure to the level I need? Sorry to bother you, hehe

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