invent11
Mechanical
- Sep 10, 2007
- 47
Hi, i am in concepetual design for a project and would like to know if the folloiwng scenario is feasible:
Consider that there are 2 vessels V1& V2 that connected by a pipe and V1 supplies steam to V2 @ constant pressure P1. V2 has vent line to atm. equipped w/ a valve. Given the size of vent line is large enough, P2 pressure in V2 will be less than P1 and steam from V1 is vented. Now If one throttles the valve so that still there would be some venting can back pressure in V2 is established so that there would be no steam engress from V1? or in other words P2>P1.
Consider that there are 2 vessels V1& V2 that connected by a pipe and V1 supplies steam to V2 @ constant pressure P1. V2 has vent line to atm. equipped w/ a valve. Given the size of vent line is large enough, P2 pressure in V2 will be less than P1 and steam from V1 is vented. Now If one throttles the valve so that still there would be some venting can back pressure in V2 is established so that there would be no steam engress from V1? or in other words P2>P1.