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What is the impact of gathering materials at different temperature levels?

2016-11-22View Original

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I’m facing a problem now: what are the consequences of combining two types of materials with significantly different temperature levels? For example, one stream is composed of low-temperature hydrocarbons, while the other is product gas at around 30 degrees Celsius containing water – what effects will occur when these two streams are combined? What is the effect of combining a stream of propylene at 20 degrees Celsius with a stream of propylene at -20 degrees Celsius?
Reply #22016-11-22
Aren’t you afraid that the materials will vaporize in large quantities? Aren’t you worried that the large amount of gas generated could cause vibrations and explosions in the pipes?

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