Analyze the internal structure of the tower

2012-05-31View Original

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What is the internal structure of the stripping tower in a carbon dioxide recovery system? It is absorbed by MEA

Reply #22012-06-01

Is the poster referring to the stripping tower of the urea system? Please make it clear – urea is not absorbed by MEA.

Reply #32012-06-01

It is a stripping tower for recovering carbon dioxide from the flue gas of a furnace (steam reformer)

Reply #42012-06-02

Some ammonia synthesis plants in the southwest region have this equipment, but our plant does not

Reply #52013-03-27

I was going to check as well, and only then did I realize it was you who asked – why hasn’t anyone replied?

Reply #62013-03-29

I know now; I’ll tell you another day! Hehe

Reply #72013-03-31

It is a packed tower, with corrugated packing inside

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