The gaseous components from the top of the atmospheric and vacuum distillation tower go into the compressor
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The gaseous components from the top of the atmospheric and vacuum distillation tower go into the compressor. Currently, the pressure difference at the compressor inlet is quite high; it is suspected that salt deposition has occurred at the inlet. What are the usual ways to deal with this situation? Are there any alternatives to shutting down the compressor?
Where does the crude oil you process come from?
Once, salt buildup occurred in our ammonia injection pipeline; we removed the upper flange and used a pump to blow air into it.
Heat from the outside with steam or tap it.