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In our plant, the remaining ammonia water passes through a flotation unit to remove tar, and then goes through a carbon filter before entering the ammonia vaporization tower. There is a lot of tar present in this mixture; therefore, the carbon filters need to be replaced frequently. The ammonia water tank is emptied every two hours – so why is there still so much tar? Is it because the liquid level of the tar ship isn’t under control? Seeking advice from those who are more experienced

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