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Dichloroethane

2016-12-19View Original

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Dear sea friends, may I ask what the flow rate of dichloroethane in the gas phase should be?
Reply #22016-12-19
It’s hard to estimate. Without a temperature and pressure range, and only a flow rate being specified, how can one make a judgment?
Reply #32016-12-21
It is the flow rate of dichloroethane at a gauge pressure of 0.1 MPa and a temperature of 30°C
Reply #42016-12-21
Atmospheric pressure? Could it be that the vent pipe is open?~
Reply #52016-12-26
No. The inside is at a slight positive pressure, around 30 KPa
Reply #62016-12-26
Just use the recommended flow rate for general combustible gases – is there anything special about dichloroethane? This is what led the original poster to have doubts~
Reply #72016-12-26
The recommended flow rate applies under normal temperature and pressure conditions; here I have a slight positive pressure, so I’m not sure how to determine this flow rate
Reply #82016-12-26
That slight positive pressure can basically be ignored; just use the values at normal temperature and pressure

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