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Reasons for the decrease in compressor temperature

2015-09-23View Original

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After introducing fresh hydrogen into the reforming hydrogen at our facility, liquid carryover in the exhaust gases at all stages has become severe. The exhaust temperature at all levels has dropped significantly. It is said that the liquefaction of gases is an exothermic process, so why does the exhaust temperature decrease by more at each stage? Please advise
Reply #22015-09-27
If the liquefied gas can be discharged promptly in large quantities, it can carry away some heat, thus serving a cooling purpose.

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