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How to solve the problem of high resistance in acid gas pipelines

2012-10-29View Original

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The resistance in the pipeline for vacuum potassium carbonate desulfurization increases significantly after some time, forcing shutdowns for cleaning. Do experts know of any ways to avoid this phenomenon?
Reply #22012-10-29
Why does the resistance increase? Are there ammonium salt crystals?
Reply #32012-10-29
A black, asphalt-like substance with high hardness
Reply #42012-10-29
It is recommended to analyze these substances first, determine their components, and then make a decision.
Reply #52012-12-04
It is mainly due to impurities in the desulfurization liquid; if possible, lower the temperature of the acid gas, and install U-bends or filters on the acid gas pipelines. I don’t know which company you work for?
Reply #62013-01-06
Control the temperature of the acidic pipeline to prevent salt formation, and also make sure to remove liquid from the pipeline in a timely manner.
Reply #72013-05-21
For the impurities carried in the gas before desulfurization, a practical approach is to control the temperature of the acid gas after the separator, which can extend the operating cycle of the pipelines

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