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Catalyst outlet flow control

2016-09-23View Original

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I have a question: After propane (liquid) is heated by steam at 180 degrees in the vaporizer, the resulting gas enters the gas pipeline network. The pressure at the outlet of the vaporizer is 0.8, while the pressure in the pipeline network is 0.6. Which is better for controlling the steam inlet flow – using the outlet pressure or the outlet flow rate?
Reply #22016-09-23
It is better to control the steam inlet flow using the outlet pressure.

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