Urgent help: How to deal with water ingress into the cold box of an ethylene plant?

2009-05-13View Original

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I would appreciate advice from those with more experience: How can the water entering the cold box in an ethylene plant be dried to ensure that all impurities are removed?

Reply #22009-05-13

First, clarify the conditions: the water inlet location and the amount of water entering. Only then can targeted measures be taken. The conditions are currently unknown.

Reply #32009-06-22

Start the pyrogen gas compressor for cyclic drying! Analyze until the dew point meets the requirements!

Reply #42009-09-03

Is it operated by an academician, or is it running normally?

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