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Seeking help with the calculation for selecting the size of a soda separator

2016-12-12View Original

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I work on the design of dehydration product production lines. The production line requires a vacuum station; water ring vacuum pumps are used. The calculation shows that the machines on my line draw in 30 m3 of air per minute, plus 1.2 m3 of white water. So, for the pre-positioned soda separation tank, what is the volume of the main tank body at the upper part? How is it calculated? What’s the theoretical basis? It would be great if there were a formula to explain it; thank you very much!
Reply #22016-12-13
A pre-separator that can be designed is available, with a gas flow rate of around 1 m/s, for reference.

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