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What issues should be considered when starting up the compression unit in the double-pressure process for producing dilute nitric acid?

2007-04-07View Original

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Every time the unit is started or stopped, there are always some operational mistakes. Could experts please discuss this systematically?
Reply #22007-05-17
What is the relationship between compressor startup and the process?
Reply #32007-06-06
The commissioning of a nitric acid plant using the double-pressure method is closely related to the process parameters. To operate a \"four-in-one\" unit successfully, it is first necessary to become familiar with its working principle and operating procedures; thereafter, operating instructions should be developed based on those procedures, and operations must then be carried out strictly in accordance with them.
Reply #42008-12-01
Pay main attention to preventing compressor surge during the unit’s speed-up and load-in process
Reply #52010-05-31
Operate strictly in accordance with the procedures, and be careful to prevent compressor surge during the unit’s speed-up and load-in process
Reply #62014-12-07
This post was last edited by Salt Seller on 2014-12-8 at 13:39. Does anyone have any information regarding the four-in-one units? If you have any, please share them, hehe

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