(Participating in the event) Method for recovering steam condensate in the production of concentrated nitric acid using the nitrate-magnesium method

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This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-8-5 09:03. In the production of concentrated nitric acid using the magnesium nitrate method, steam at 1.3 MPa is required to heat the magnesium nitrate heater and evaporator; after heat exchange, a certain amount of steam condensate is generated. What are some good methods for recovering this condensate?

Reply #22009-08-06

For this portion of the condensate, after flash evaporation it is returned to the mixed-bed reactor and then fed into the boiler.

Reply #32009-08-10

Please, the person upstairs, could you explain in more detail what a mixed-bed is?

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