Can the flow rate of a medium in a pipeline be calculated using pressure difference?
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No liquid ammonia pump is installed between the liquid ammonia buffer tank and the liquid ammonia evaporator; is it possible to control the flow rate of ammonia by regulating the pressure difference between these two devices? Gurus
Liquid ammonia buffer tank? At normal pressure? I don’t think it’s appropriate: P
It won’t be at atmospheric pressure; the gas-liquid equilibrium pressure of ammonia at room temperature is also quite high
There is a pressure difference, but it’s not clear whether it will be sufficient to achieve the amount required for a stable supply
That’s different from what we have around here; this is an ammonia storage tank at normal pressure and low temperature. . No, no, it’s a liquid nitrogen storage tank. . Look at my brain: L:L:L. In that case, I think it’s fine
This is related to the entire process; it depends on factors such as the pressure drop after the evaporator
Theoretically, it is possible; the pressure difference is proportional to the square of the flow velocity.