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How should the carbonation tower in the ammonia-alkali process be simulated?

2015-05-26View Original

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This post was last edited by mkp369 on 2015-5-27 at 08:16. I used Aspen’s RADFRAC module to simulate a carbonation tower. The electrolyte property method was selected for the calculations. Ions such as Na+, HCO3-, and NH4+ are involved in the reactions occurring on the trays; however, no NaHCO3 is produced at all. I’m completely stumped by this issue; I’d greatly appreciate any advice or guidance from everyone. Thank you!
Reply #22015-05-27
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