Operating pressure and temperature of the liquefied gas pump
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I would like to ask about the operating pressure and temperature of your liquefied gas pump
Inlet: 0.95 MPa (G), outlet: 2.3 MPa (G), temperature: 35–45 degrees
Hello, are your pumps centrifugal pumps?
Your question is too general. Are you asking about the catalytic stabilizer reflux pump? It’s similar to the one upstairs. But if it’s something like a high-pressure pump, then there’s a big difference
Our pump is a liquefied gas centrifugal pump; the inlet area tends to vaporize easily, resulting in a reduced flow rate
Material components? Inlet pressure, temperature?
Carbon 3. Carbon 4. Pressure 0.85, flow rate 1 cubic
The specific selection of process pumps can also have an impact, but if gasification occurs easily at the inlet, it is likely that only components up to the C3 level will gasify; the conditions for liquefying C3 compounds are quite stringent. It is recommended to increase the inlet pressure. This is just my personal opinion; I hope it helps you
For liquefied gas, it is recommended to use a gas- prevention type shielded pump.
I agree with the view expressed on the first floor: components larger than C5 should not be present in the liquefied gas, and the temperature after cooling should not exceed 45°C to maintain stable tower pressure