US Iceman
19-02-2008, 02:58 AM
I thought some of you may be interested in this topic so here are some links for your review.
www.ptac.org/env/dl/envp0102.doc (http://www.ptac.org/env/dl/envp0102.doc)
http://igs.nigc.ir/igs/BANK-MATN/IPS/e-pr-880.pdf
http://www.amistco.com/spanish/tech105.htm
Please remember these are based on conventional practice in the oil & gas industries, but the physics apply to refrigeration also. It is also important to recognize the use of refrigerant or refrigerant and oil may require adjustment of the parameters to meet any requirements you may have.
If you use the above you should proceed with caution if you have not designed separators before.;)
www.ptac.org/env/dl/envp0102.doc (http://www.ptac.org/env/dl/envp0102.doc)
http://igs.nigc.ir/igs/BANK-MATN/IPS/e-pr-880.pdf
http://www.amistco.com/spanish/tech105.htm
Please remember these are based on conventional practice in the oil & gas industries, but the physics apply to refrigeration also. It is also important to recognize the use of refrigerant or refrigerant and oil may require adjustment of the parameters to meet any requirements you may have.
If you use the above you should proceed with caution if you have not designed separators before.;)