In what state does the methylammonium crystal exist? (water cycle)
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When the bubbling section is under heavy load during the operation of the first absorption tower, carbon dioxide flows up to the fine washing section to produce methylammonium crystals, causing the upper temperature of the fine washing section to be high, the outlet temperature to be over-temperature, the internal pressure of the bubble section to be high, and the reflux ammonia and ammonia water unable to flow into the first absorption tower. I would like to ask what state the methylammonium crystals are in at this time to cause the above phenomenon? This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-3-26 22:14 ]
My personal opinion is: it seems to be sticky. I wonder about the design of the device you are talking about, what is the diameter of the absorption tower and the form of the tray?
It's a carboxamide lens, it's solid.