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What materials are being used for the reboilers in solvent regeneration towers these days?

2024-07-01View Original

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As the title suggests, in the past, ordinary carbon steel tubes in such assemblies would corrode and perforate quite quickly. Switching to 0Cr18Ni10Ti improved things significantly. What material is used for the reboiler in your solvent regeneration tower? Is it effective?
Reply #22024-07-01
It can be changed to a plate type, using duplex stainless steel
Reply #32024-07-01
Currently, they are generally made from corrosion-resistant materials such as 304 stainless steel or 316 stainless steel. The specific material is also chosen based on the properties of the liquid to be processed and the operating environment of the equipment. Regarding the issue of \"usability,\" it cannot be generalized, as it depends on factors such as specific usage patterns and the level of maintenance. .

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