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Calculation problems for liquid nitrogen storage tanks

2016-12-23View Original

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I’m having some trouble with the calculations regarding the vaporization of liquid nitrogen. The specific parameters are: volume of 100 cubic meters, pressure of 5 kilograms; it’s necessary to convert this into nitrogen at a pressure of 6 kilograms. The consumption rate is 800 cubic meters per hour – how long can this process continue? Math genius, come on....
Reply #22016-12-24
1. If the storage tank is at 5 kilograms of pressure, nitrogen at 6 kilograms of pressure will not be generated; 2. If pressure is not taken into account, 1 cubic meter of liquid nitrogen can be vaporized into 646 Nm3 of nitrogen gas. If the unit of measurement is 800 Nm3, it can be used for 80 hours.
Reply #32016-12-24
Yes, pressure is the problem; otherwise, a liquid pump should be added. Haha,,,

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