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Reasons for high carbon dioxide content in the exhaust gases and low production in the air lift urea system

2018-06-28View Original

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As the title suggests, I need an expert to help resolve this issue. The composition of the exhaust gases is as follows: 2.4% ammonia, 29% carbon dioxide, and 1.9% hydrogen. The circulation pressure is on the high side, and the temperature of the liquid exiting the stripping tower is also high. Could it be a problem with the stripping tower?
Reply #22018-06-28
Newbie seeking help,,,,,
Reply #32018-06-29
Components of the liquid output from the synthesis tower? Liquid outlet temperature?

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