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Seek methods to reduce pipeline pressure: from 50 MPa to 1 MPa

2016-09-27View Original

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Methods to reduce pressure in a pipeline: From 50 MPa to 1 MPa, with the liquid being water at 20–80 °C, how many methods are there? Thank you first!
Reply #22016-09-28
Water at 20~80 degrees, the original poster explained it very clearly.
Reply #32016-09-28
1. For large volumes, first perform work (such as power generation), then carry out heat exchange, and finally reduce temperature and pressure. 2. For small quantities, simply use a temperature-reducing pressure regulator.
Reply #42016-09-28
If you don’t need that 1.0 MPa steam, just use a large tank and let the steam bubble directly.
Reply #52016-09-28
How precise is it needed? A high-regulation valve is required, not a orifice plate.
Reply #62016-09-28
Check the water volume; if it is high, the hydraulic turbine will be used for recovery
Reply #72016-09-28
With such a large pressure difference, if the volume of flow is high, it’s possible to generate electricity using the excess pressure; if the volume is low, there’s no need for that, and a pressure reducing valve can be used for adjustment.
Reply #82016-09-29
Is there such a pressure relief valve? Recommended manufacturers, thank you!

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