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Tail gas absorption for hydrochloric acid storage tanks

2018-12-01View Original

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For the absorption of exhaust gases from hydrochloric acid storage tanks, I have used single-suction valves combined with spray absorption; there is also a method that involves using two buckets. I would like to ask what the insertion depth of the pipes in this bucket-based method is
Reply #22018-12-01
The insertion depth should depend on the concentration of hydrochloric acid and the water temperature; there are many factors that influence it, not just the depth
Reply #32018-12-04
The principle behind the two buckets is the breathing valve, which also serves as a water seal. The depth to which the pipes are inserted depends on the pressure-bearing capacity of the storage tank; it’s usually around ten centimeters

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