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Seeking help with flashing

2016-04-11View Original

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Vaporization generally occurs in the gas phase; then, can unsaturated water under high temperature and pressure vaporize when introduced into saturated water in a container at low temperature and pressure?
Reply #22016-04-11
High-temperature and high-pressure unsaturated water introduced into the saturated water in a low-temperature and low-pressure container can flash
Reply #32016-04-11
Is it the same as flashing on the steam side?
Reply #42016-04-11
Of course it’s different. On the steam side, it is direct flashing; on the water side, the water is heated first and then flash evaporated.
Reply #52016-04-11
Is it to heat the hot well water to 32.5°C, the temperature corresponding to a saturated pressure of 4.9 KPa, and then flash it? Thank you!
Reply #62016-04-11
To what temperature must the water be heated for it to flash?
Reply #72016-04-11
Heating occurs, the temperature rises, and flashing takes place. It’s like boiling water at home.

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