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Difference between three-stage flash evaporation and four-stage flash evaporation in black water treatment

2009-03-30View Original

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Chemical Plant No. 3 and Chemical Plant No. 6 differ in their design approaches for treating black water from the Texaco process; those working in this field are encouraged to discuss these differences and the consequences they may entail
Reply #22009-03-30
Level 3 has two high flash points, while level 4 has two true flash points; the vaporization pressures are different, and different design pressures require different materials for the equipment
Reply #32009-03-31
I don’t think it’s just stress or a difference in material? The key flash evaporation effects will definitely be different (i.e., the treatment efficiency for black water), and I hope those with practical experience can provide guidance! Is there not much difference in performance after running for a certain period of time? Are there any data on this? Otherwise, the investment would have been in vain

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