How is the amount of circulating ammonia water determined?
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How is the amount of ammonia water to be sprayed in the riser tube calculated? I’ve searched for a long time but haven’t found any detailed calculation methods for this
Is this number an empirical value? Is there any basis for it? I looked for some books on chemical product recycling, but couldn’t find anything on calculating the amount of recycled ammonia water
I tried to find a few books but couldn’t, so I’m coming to the forum for help. Generally, the calculation of the circulating ammonia volume is not involved
Since it is in excess, this actually has little to do with calorie calculations. The principle is simple: it involves air spray washing. To thoroughly cool the washing gas, the liquid-to-gas ratio for air spray washing is usually 5–8 L/m3; this can be determined by calculating based on the amount of gas present