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You are absolutely correct in your suspicions. RE: Mollier diagram fro CO2 zdas04 (Mechanical) 18 Mar 09 16:57 Hope somebody can explain how the Mollier diagram works below the triplepoint line. I dont trust HYSYS/PR because it predicts liquid CO2 at atm pressure - not possible! I also tried to switch to antonie og K10 - but they also find liquid co2 at atm. How do I read it - because of course I can let down the pressure - but what will the temperature be and how much of the phase will turn into dry-ice?ДЄ question comes to mind: Does the phases have the same density at the triplepoint?ДЄnyway how do I read this map - and how do I get from the triplepoint line to 0 barg? Is the problem that you can get experienment in the solid/vapour system because its to difficult to measure - or is it that further depressuring cannot be isenthalpic - or will all turn to ice at a instant (and wouldnt that require enthalpy?) or will i the follow the P/T curve in the phase diagram separating gas and solid - with a part of the co2 in solid and the other ingas? Now I tried to look at my textbooks, but none of the 'normal' (water and propane are quite common)PH diagrams has a triplepoint in this region - so the description dosnt cover this. Thats isenthalpic depressuring so i follow the constant enthalphy line to the phase split envelope, then continue downward (in a PH diagram) a- but then there's a line around 8 barg that says triplpoint and below this line there are no more line - no const enthalpy, entropy, density, temperature. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact sales.I have been looking at a Mollier diagram for CO2 in order to determine the downstream temperature when letting down pressure drom 200 barg/3000 psig to 0 barg from e.g around 20 deg C/60 deg F.

CO2 MOLLIER DIAGRAM FULL

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