Purification Technology Edition: Daily Question [2017-12-4]
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Why is a stream of low-pressure steam introduced into the pipeline that carries the exhaust gas from the exhaust gas scrubber tower into the tower? Answer: Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the temperature of the exhaust gas decreases, which leads to a drop in water temperature and potential pipe freezing.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, causing the pipes to freeze.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, causing the pipes to freeze.
Heat the exhaust gases in winter to prevent water from freezing the pipelines
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, causing the pipes to freeze.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, causing the pipes to freeze.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, causing the pipes to freeze.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the wash tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the temperature of the exhaust gas decreases, which leads to a drop in water temperature and subsequent freezing of the pipes
During normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3°C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the temperature of the exhaust gas decreases, which leads to a drop in water temperature and potentially causes the pipes to freeze
Answer: Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3 °C. Especially when the external temperature is low (particularly in winter), the temperature of the exhaust gas decreases, which leads to a drop in water temperature and can cause the pipes to freeze.
Under normal operation, the temperature at the bottom of the scrubber tower is only 3. Especially when the external temperature is low, such as in winter, the decrease in the temperature of the exhaust gas leads to a drop in water temperature, which can cause the pipes to freeze.