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What are the causes of foaming in the low-temperature methanol washing process?

2008-01-05View Original

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What are the reasons for foaming in the low-temperature methanol washing process? What is the difference in foaming during the MDEA desulfurization process for roots? Thank you!
Reply #22008-01-09
Please clarify the question, owner – which tower is showing bubbling? It must be determined based on the specific materials and operating conditions!
Reply #32013-02-28
During our operation, there has been no occurrence of methanol bubbling.
Reply #42013-03-04
Low-temperature methanol washing has been in operation for ten years without any foaming observed.
Reply #52013-03-04
It’s the first time I’ve heard of the issue of methanol bubbling in the low-temperature methanol washing process!
Reply #62013-07-11
One of the advantages of low-temperature methanol washing is that it is less prone to foaming and corrosion.

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