How long does it usually take to unload trimethylamine (about 24 tons)?
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The factory where I work uses two raw materials: trimethylamine and ethylene oxide. Their properties are very similar and they are easily liquefied gases. However, the unloading time is very different. Now it takes about 7 hours to unload trimethylamine (about 24 tons)! And epoxy (about 19 tons) only requires hours of measurement. (The two unloading pumps are the same model)
This question asks if you choose a 6 ton pump for 4 hours or a 12 ton pump for 2 hours, it depends on the size of your pump.
In fact, what I want to say is why trimethylamine is so slow to unload, regardless of the size of the pump. I asked the escorts who delivered trimethylamine, and they all reported this. I asked an engineer, and he said it was because trimethylamine gasified too quickly. I'm wondering if there are any other answers or ways to solve this problem. 2# Shanghai Haite pump valve
I studied* I really don’t know!
2# Does Shanghai Haite pump valve have a big relationship with the size of the pump?
What kind of pump do you use? Specification model manufacturer