How is the volume of the circulation tank at the bottom of the spray tower determined? By duration of stay?

2023-08-06View Original

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How is the volume of the circulation tank at the bottom of the spray tower determined? By duration of stay?

Reply #22023-08-06

The volume of the circulation tank at the bottom of the spray tower is usually determined based on the residence time. Residence time refers to the time that gas and liquid stay in the spray tower; it is generally determined based on the properties of the material to be treated and the desired reaction outcomes. The longer the residence time, the more thorough the gas-liquid contact, resulting in better reaction efficiency; however, this also increases the volume and cost of the system. Therefore, based on the requirements for processing the material and economic considerations, an appropriate residence time can be determined, and the volume of the bottom circulation tank can be decided accordingly. .

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