How long does the material pipe of the alkali washing device need to be to reach inside the tank? Are there any dimensions specified?
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I have a question for everyone: the media in question are liquefied gas and alkaline solution, as well as liquefied gas and water. How much of these is needed to insert pipes into the tank, and are there any specific requirements? I would appreciate your advice. This post was last edited by Wutongshu on 2009-3-6 15:40]
I hope those who are familiar with equipment and manufacturing processes can give me some advice. Thank you. At the moment, we are working at a distance of 200 MM from the bottom of the tank – I’m not sure if this is correct. Please advise me urgently
We are a manufacturing factory that is producing a liquid hydrocarbon alkali washing tank for a chemical plant; it was designed by Qingdao No.1 Design Institute, with the material inlet pipe being 200 millimeters away from the inner wall of the tank. Slits 10 millimeters wide and 1.2 meters long are made on both sides of the inlet pipe, while the bottom of the inlet pipe is blocked by a plug plate.
Thank you, original poster. I appreciate it. Could you please provide more details about the wash tank? Or do you have any relevant drawings? We are currently building a gas separation unit and will need this equipment. Thank you again.
For the material pipe of the alkali washing unit to enter the tank, a Venturi tube is used; approximately 6 meters is sufficient for adequate contact, while 50 centimeters is enough for the material pipe to enter the tank.
Aren’t you worried about alkali solutions present in liquefied gas? Could the original poster explain this in more detail? Thank you. Also, have you used coagulators for water washing? We use coagulators for both alkali washing and water washing; I’m not sure if that’s correct. I’m sorry for embarrassing everyone with this for the first time.