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How to determine tube leaks in the heater array of magnesium nitrate process concentrated nitric acid

2009-02-13View Original

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How to determine tube leaks in the heater array of magnesium nitrate process concentrated nitric acid
Reply #22009-02-14
1. If the building is large, it affects the negative pressure; as a result, the negative pressure may be very low or non-existent, making it impossible to create any negative pressure in such cases. 2. The heater will produce abnormal noises, and the boiling will be much more intense than before. 3. The amount of steam used will increase (although it may not be very noticeable). 4. The concentration of dilute magnesium in this tower will decrease compared to before

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