Air-cooled tower outlet temperature
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Dear experts, if the outlet temperature of the air-cooled tower is too high, what impacts will it have on subsequent processing stages, such as those involving molecular sieves?
There must be an impact~~The saturated water content in air at 15 degrees is half that at 25 degrees~~Over the same period of time, the amount of water absorbed by the molecular sieve increases~~
It is mainly related to the operating temperature of the molecular sieve; exceeding this limit will result in an increase in the carbon dioxide content in the air after adsorption.
If the outlet temperature of the air-cooled tower decreases, will the amount of water entering the air-cooled tower decrease as well? Why?
This question is quite awkward; it’s asking why, if the exit temperature of the air-cooled tower decreases, the amount of water fed to the molecular sieve also decreases, right? On late autumn nights, dew forms on the glass, right? This is because as the temperature drops, the air’s capacity to hold water vapor decreases, and the excess water vapor condenses.