Cooling down

2017-09-16 View Original

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Help, please! Help!； Situation description: Medium waste gas ； Contains trace amounts of hydrogen chloride, carbon monoxide, and ammonia ； The temperature of the incoming exhaust gas is 1000°; it needs to be reduced to below 180° ； Cool with tap water ； It is not used with a matching boiler; the cooling water is discharged directly ； Air volume: 5,000 cubic feet per hour. I would appreciate it if experts like HaiChuan could advise me on what kind of equipment would be suitable under such conditions! Thank you

Reply #2 2017-09-16

I don’t know what your question is! Explain in detail.

Reply #3 2017-09-16

I wonder if it would be possible to use flue gas cooling equipment, with an acid-resistant scale coating on the inner layer

Reply #4 2017-09-17

Just install a water cooling tower; to ensure more efficient heat exchange, ceramic ring packing is used inside, and a sieve plate type water distributor is employed at the top.

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