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Water in the bottom of the stripper

2007-12-13View Original

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What are the operating conditions for hydrogen sulfide removal in a stripping tower (pressure, top temperature, bottom temperature)? Under what conditions will the bottom oil contain water?
Reply #22007-12-14
Generally, the pressure in the hydrogen sulfide removal tower is controlled at 0.65–0.7 MPa; the top temperature is 140°C and the bottom temperature is 155°C. Water accumulation in the lower part of the tower is usually caused by low pressure/temperature of the stripping steam.

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