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The problem of water separation in compressors

2016-03-29View Original

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The compressor inlet temperature is 30 degrees, the pressure is 30 KPa; the flow rate of semi-water gas is 130,000 m3 per hour, and the compressor outlet pressure is 18 MPa. What is the amount of water discharged by the compressor per hour? I would like to ask the experts, thank you! ! !
Reply #22016-04-09
Can this still be considered valid? The outlet of the compressor is a oil separator, and there are also gases from various process stages that are returned after reaction, along with their composition information
Reply #32016-04-13
You can simply calculate the saturated vapor pressure of water at that temperature by looking up some data
Reply #42016-04-19
You can use a computer to calculate the inlet vapor pressure; the values between sections and at the outlet can be ignored

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