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Under what circumstances does the inlet pipeline cause the size of the container’s port to increase?

2016-04-01View Original

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We designed a separator with an inlet pipeline of 4 inches in diameter, and the container’s inlet port is 6 inches in diameter. As for the process design, where was this determined? Are there any relevant standards, or was HYSYS simulation used?~
Reply #22016-04-01
A higher flow rate causes more severe erosion of the components inside the equipment; check to see if there are any components inside the inlet. I don’t know about other situations
Reply #32016-04-01
It mainly depends on your requirements for the pressure tassels
Reply #42016-04-02
I also encountered such confusion during the modeling process and on-site construction; it is a common phenomenon at the senior level
Reply #52016-04-02
Reduce the flow rate; too high a flow rate is not conducive to separation and absorption. Moreover, high flow rates can likely impact the equipment.

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