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Reasons for high gas phase temperature of urea inert scrubber

2009-02-07View Original

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Who has used Pro to calculate the urea inert scrubber and fine cleaning parts? Why does the gas phase temperature of the inert scrubber always fail to drop? Use a heat exchanger? This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-2-7 14:35 ]
Reply #22009-02-07
The gas phase temperature of the inert scrubber is high, is the vent volume large? If it is relatively large, does the medium-pressure ammonia cooling system have a heavy load? The key is to identify the reasons for the high medium-pressure ammonia cooling load. Of course, does the amount of liquid injected by the ammonia water pump match the load? If it is too low, the absorption effect will decrease, which will also cause the gas phase temperature of the inert scrubber to be high and the amount of venting to be large.
Reply #32009-02-07
You can also consider whether the explosion-proof device in the inert scrubber is faulty. This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-2-7 17:19 ]

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