Two gas sources at different pressures for the heat network heater
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I would like to ask the teachers here: does anyone know how to design a heat network heater for operation under two different pressures? How can gas supplies at these two different pressures be introduced into the heat network heater without causing any interference? What is the internal structure of such a heat network heater? Help, it’s urgent, thank you. . .
The question isn’t very clear: are steams at two different pressures entering the heat network heater through their respective interfaces?
Yes,. . . Are there any good methods?
1. Reduce the pressure on the high-pressure side to bring the two pressures into balance, and then proceed to the heater. 2. The high-pressure and low-pressure steam first enter the buffer tank; after dynamic pressure balance is achieved, they proceed to the heater.