On the separation of ammonia from tar
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Currently, mechanical clarification tanks are used in tar separation equipment for ammonia water, but they have the disadvantages of poor sealing and environmental pollution. Are there any other better separation methods?
After sealing, it is connected to the negative pressure of the primary cooler
For the separation of tar and ammonia water, there are processes utilizing tar-ammonia water separators. When it comes to the separation of tar residue, the screw pump process is now also being used. In general, it involves closed-loop operation, where unorganized emissions become organized emissions.
These days, separation tanks using tar and ammonia water are widely used; they take up less space than mechanical clarification tanks, and they provide good sealing
Such a modification must have significant drawbacks, right? Negative pressure can solve the environmental protection issues, but doesn’t that also bring about problems with the resistance in the primary cooler? I would like to ask: with such improvements made by your company, is there an issue of increasing resistance in the pre-cooler?
This has little to do with the resistance of the primary cooler