Where gas pipes and liquid pipes intersect
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At the junction of gas pipes and liquid pipes, if the volume of gas is much larger than that of the liquid, should the gas pipe be horizontal while the liquid pipe is inserted at a 45-degree angle into the gas pipe? Are there any other factors to consider?
As required, there are coaxial nozzles positioned at the center of the pipe, as well as nozzles installed at an angle.
Should larger diameter pipes be used as main pipes? Or based on volumetric flow rate? Should the main pipe be used for high volumetric flow rates? Oblique insertion with low flow?
As needed; I’m not sure what your purpose is. Typically, such a setup is suitable for the atomization and vaporization of liquids, for reference only.
On my end, air reacts with the material, oxidizing it; after mixing in the pipeline, they are both fed into the reactor
Could you be more detailed? There are many ways in which liquid materials can be oxidized; is it by using air to oxidize the liquid material? Is it still mainly air, containing a certain (liquid) element, or something else?