4 FAQs about Turbo expander how it works

How does a turbo expander work?

Compressing and expanding cycles work by the turbo-expander to generate refrigeration from a fluid. Different designs contain single, dual, or multiple turbo-expander. For these large expanders, the mechanical power generated can be used to drive an electric generator or a compressor.

How does a turboexpander re-design work?

In the case of a Turboexpander re-design in an existing plant, the actual operating condition will dictate the new "Design Point". Normally, the Expander Outlet Pressure is determined by the performance of the Booster Compressor's efficiency through a complex iterative analysis.

What is a turbo-expander process?

The turbo-expander process for treating gas streams for high liquid recovery was developed in the early 1960s. These plants replace the chiller or J-T valve with an expansion turbine and are capable of cooling the gas to − 160 °F (− 107 °C). The main application of the turbo-expander is to improve the recovery of ethane from natural gas.

What is a turboexpander expander nozzle?

It should be noted that the Expander Nozzles are used to control the gas flow rate in order to maintain the pressure in the Demethanizer. The Residue Gas from the Demethanizer Tower flows through the Feed Gas Heat Exchanger and then to the Booster Compressor end of the Turboexpander.

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