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Simulation of propylene+ethylene cascade refrigeration cryogenic box

2016-06-15View Original

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How does the refrigerant circulate to provide cooling?
Reply #22016-06-16
It should be so. First, cool it step by step using propylene refrigerants at different temperature levels, and then further cool it using ethylene refrigerants at two different temperature levels. What I don’t know is how to obtain these refrigerants at various temperature levels and how to circulate them. Please provide an explanation
Reply #32016-06-16
Each refrigerant circulates independently, undergoing heat exchange at the evaporator/condenser
Reply #42016-06-17
I saw a paper stating that ethylene and propylene are each compressed by their respective compressors, followed by step-by-step cooling and condensation; the resulting condensate then flashes at different pressures to provide refrigerants of various temperature levels for the low-temperature separation cryogenic box. I don’t quite understand how his process is implemented in detail

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