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Advantages and disadvantages of using water washing tanks and pipeline mixers for the water washing of dichlorobenzene

2009-08-17View Original

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Our company is planning to install a new 10,000-ton dichlorobenzene production facility. When discussing the washing process, some people suggested using a washing tank combined with a washing separator, on the grounds that an existing facility is in use and provides valuable experience that can be referenced; Some advocate for a pipeline mixer + water washing separator setup, on the grounds that the water washing effect is better. I would like to ask those who have used it which format is better.
Reply #22009-08-17
One more thing: regardless of the form used, the wastewater after washing is treated before being sent to the acid production process. Therefore, there is no need to consider wastewater issues

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