The ceiling height is not high; how can the centrifuged mother liquor be collected?
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First, I would like to thank all the teachers: vertically, from top to bottom, they are the reaction tank, centrifuge, mother liquor buffer tank, and mother liquor pump. But what if the floor height is only 4.5 meters and it’s not possible to arrange them all there? What should we do?
1. Consider using a horizontal tank; a large height difference is not necessary. 2. If the centrifuge is not on the first floor, the mother liquor tank can be placed on the floor below, though this makes operation less convenient. 3. If it is on the first floor, dig a pool, ensure it is waterproof, and place the tank and pumps inside it
4.5 meters – that’s not short at all. The reaction vessel can be installed parallel to the centrifuge; the centrifuge serves as a steel platform, while the reaction vessel is used for pressurized feeding. There’s no problem with that. The buffer tank doesn’t need to be very large – a 500L horizontal tank will suffice; its height is just over one meter, which is more than enough to meet the production requirements
Dig a hole underground, boss. Place the receiving tube in the pit. A ceiling height of 4.5 meters is sufficient for a tank with a capacity of 5,000 liters. We don’t have a 3.5-meter centrifuge. There is a centrifuge. 4.5 meters.