Why is a high-pressure interlock installed at the outlet of the refrigeration compressor, but not at the outlet of the pyrolysis gas?
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Why is a high-pressure interlock installed at the outlet of the refrigeration compressor, but not at the outlet of the pyrolysis gas?
Generally, behind a refrigeration compressor is a cold box with limited pressure tolerance
Why is a high-pressure interlock installed at the outlet of the refrigeration compressor, but not at the outlet of the pyrolysis gas? The poster should take a look at the design timeline, the compressor control scheme, and the safety facilities
I see most of the pictures are like this. The book describes it the same way, but doesn’t give a reason. It indicates that this is a common design. The latest design is from July this year.