What is the satisfied percentage for the low stage recirculator liquid?

The low stage recirculator liquid satisfaction percentage refers to the specific liquid saturation point at which the refrigerant in this stage can provide optimal cooling performance while maintaining system efficiency. In many industrial refrigeration systems, the low stage is designed to operate at a certain level of saturation to ensure that the liquid refrigerant is adequately recirculated without becoming overly saturated or reaching the vapor state.

A satisfied percentage of 30% indicates that the liquid refrigerant is at a point where it has absorbed enough heat while not being fully vaporized, ensuring maximum efficiency in heat exchange. This balance is critical for maintaining the system's cooling capacity while also preventing issues such as compressor liquid slugging or reduced efficiency due to excessive vapor presence in the liquid lines.

Understanding the operating conditions and the satisfaction percentage for the low stage recirculator liquid is vital for ensuring reliable system performance and preventing potential operational problems in a refrigeration system.