How to calculate the circulation volume of a booster pump

2015-11-16View Original

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How is the circulation rate of the booster in a liquid air separation unit calculated? ? ?

Reply #22015-11-17

To match the cooling capacity, it mainly depends on the exhaust pressure of your booster pump; generally, it’s around the product of the liquid flow rate and 10.

Reply #32015-11-18

There are many factors involved; the pressure of gas products, the volume of gas products, and the volume of liquid products all affect the volume of air handled by the booster and the cooling capacity of the expansion machine. A full-process simulation is necessary to take this into account

Reply #42015-11-18

See if it’s possible to calculate backwards using your current flow meters (other related flow paths)~~

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