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What module should be used for exhaust gas condensation calculations?

2015-08-20View Original

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This post was last edited by foxhounds on 2015-8-21 08:31. It is known that the storage tank is connected to the atmosphere, and the tank contains volatile liquids. The temperature, pressure, and composition of the volatile gases are known (assuming ambient temperature and pressure). Now, a cooler using 5°C chilled water is to be used to condense these volatile gases. How to calculate the gas and liquid phase compositions after condensation at 10°C? The condensed non-condensable gas is vented, while the condensate returns to the storage tank. Which module should be used?
Reply #22015-08-21
The description is so messy – where do your volatile gases come from?
Reply #32015-08-21
Uh, it’s the volatile liquid inside the storage tank!
Reply #42015-08-21
Flash2 heaters and the like are all acceptable
Reply #52015-08-21
Design spec or balance? I’ll give it a try when I get home tonight.
Reply #62015-08-22
Use a heat exchanger and add a separator behind it, and that’s it.

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