I need help with some questions regarding the liquefaction and separation of refrigerants
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1. What is the role of each component—ethylene, propane, and isobutane—in the mixed refrigerant? 2. What is the concept of a leakage point? What can an increase or decrease indicate? Thank you
In the natural gas liquefaction process, the various components of the mixed refrigerant each have their specific temperature ranges for cooling; the components with higher boiling points exert a cooling effect primarily in the high-temperature range, while those with lower boiling points exert a cooling effect mainly in the low-temperature range. Is it the dew point? A high dew point indicates a high water content, while a low dew point indicates a low water content~~
In the natural gas liquefaction process, the various components of the mixed refrigerant each have their specific temperature ranges for cooling; the components with higher boiling points exert a cooling effect primarily in the high-temperature range, while those with lower boiling points exert a cooling effect mainly in the low-temperature range. Is it the dew point? A high dew point indicates a high water content, while a low dew point indicates a low water content~~