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When a liquid at 14 MPa is depressurized to 1.6 MPa, can its energy be recovered using expanders or other devices? What is the recovery rate?

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As the title suggests, when a liquid at 14 MPa is depressurized to 1.6 MPa, can its energy be recovered using an expander or other devices? What is the recovery rate?
Reply #22019-08-11
Hydraulic turbine recovery to drive large-scale units in operation
Reply #32019-10-16
Isn’t the post posted by the original author on 2018-11-13 10:18:24 regarding hydraulic turbines just about calculating power? You just need to enter the relevant parameters. For the efficiency, you can consult the manufacturer to obtain an estimated value.

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