Does the compressor intercooler have a water injection process?
Thread Content
Does the compressor intercooler have a water injection process? This line is added to meet the equipment’s corrosion protection requirements; do you use it?
A pipeline for neutralizing and corrosion-inhibiting agents is designed.
Do you use it? Do you use this process and additives?
We use everything that is designed for use in our factory!
No, come in and learn*learn*.
We have this line; the process can be changed to use acidic water or purified water, but we have been using purified water.
The so-called purified water is water that has been acidified and then stripped using a sulfur unit.
““Compressor intercooler”? Are you sure? So water got into the air compressor?
How is that possible? There’s an oil-gas separation tank behind the cooler, and below that tank there’s a dehydrating unit; the water removed by this unit goes into the acidic water tank.
Generally, water is injected into the pipeline of the rich gas compressor; this water is the acidic water coming from the oil-gas separator at the top of the fractionation tower