The MDEA I built to absorb hydrogen sulfide is having problems; the outlet temperature is always negative. What could be the reason?

2017-07-02View Original

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The MDEA I built to absorb hydrogen sulfide is having problems; the outlet temperature is always negative. What could be the cause? Is it related to pressure?

Reply #22017-07-02

It’s about choosing an electrolyte model, right?

Reply #32017-07-03

The humidity in the gas phase is too low, which causes a lot of water to evaporate and leads to a drop in temperature; in reality, the gas phase contains a certain level of humidity

Reply #42017-07-03

We can add each other as friends. May I send you the files I’ve created for you to take a look at? Thank you. QQ: 814791228

Reply #52017-07-04

By not uploading the simulation files, are you asking everyone to try to figure things out in the dark?

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