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(Daily Question) Coal-to-oil and olefins forum, April 13, 2018

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3.jpg Participation: Prize of 5 Wealth; Correct answer: Reward of 10 wealth points ; Note: This post is valid for 48 hours. Question: (DMTO) Olefin separation unit: Pre-cooling of the ethylene distillation column reflux pump: (1) Verify that all drain and vent valves in the system are closed, and that the nitrogen purging has achieved the required dew point ; The sealing fluid is normal ; The turning gear is operating normally ; Lubricant level ; (2) Open the vapor line, slightly open the LD valve for vapor pre-cooling, and turn the turbine every 30 minutes ; (3) After successful gas-phase pre-cooling, close the LD; slightly open the inlet valve for liquid-phase pre-cooling, and rotate the turbine once every 30 minutes ; (4) Pre-cool until frost forms on the pump body, fully open the inlet valve, and set it aside. Note: The answers will be announced automatically in two days!
Reply #22018-04-13
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #32018-04-13
(1) Verify that all drain and vent valves in the system are closed, and that the nitrogen purging dew point is within acceptable limits; The sealing fluid is normal ; The turning gear is operating normally ; Lubricant level ; (2) Open the vapor line, slightly open the LD valve for vapor pre-cooling, and turn the turbine every 30 minutes ; (3) After successful gas-phase pre-cooling, close the LD; slightly open the inlet valve for liquid-phase pre-cooling, and rotate the turbine once every 30 minutes ; (4) Pre-cool until frost forms on the pump body, fully open the inlet valve, and set it aside.
Reply #42018-04-13
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #52018-04-13
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #62018-04-14
(1) Verify that all drain and vent valves in the system are closed, and that the nitrogen purging dew point is within acceptable limits; The sealing fluid is normal ; The turning gear is operating normally ; Lubricant level ; (2) Open the vapor line, slightly open the LD valve for vapor pre-cooling, and turn the turbine every 30 minutes ; (3) After successful gas-phase pre-cooling, close the LD; slightly open the inlet valve for liquid-phase pre-cooling, and rotate the turbine once every 30 minutes ; (4) Pre-cool until frost forms on the pump body, fully open the inlet valve, and set it aside.
Reply #72018-04-14
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #82018-04-14
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #92018-04-14
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #102018-04-14
Once the reflux pump is connected to the gaseous phase ethylene, gas-phase pre-cooling of the pump can be carried out by slightly opening the pump’s exhaust valve and the liquid discharge LD valve; gas-phase pre-cooling is performed at intervals of half an hour. After frost forms on the pump, liquid-phase pre-cooling can be conducted.
Reply #112018-04-14
(1) Verify that all drain and vent valves in the system are closed, and that the nitrogen purging dew point is within acceptable limits; The sealing fluid is normal ; The turning gear is operating normally ; Lubricant level ; (2) Open the vapor line, slightly open the LD valve for vapor pre-cooling, and turn the turbine every 30 minutes ; (3) After successful gas-phase pre-cooling, close the LD; slightly open the inlet valve for liquid-phase pre-cooling, and rotate the turbine once every 30 minutes ; (4) Pre-cool until frost forms on the pump body, fully open the inlet valve, and set it in standby mode

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