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(Participating in the activity) Pressure difference between medium-pressure decomposition and medium-pressure recovery

2009-09-01View Original

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This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-9-1 12:59. Do you have a pressure difference gauge between medium-pressure decomposition and medium-pressure recovery? If so, has there been a situation of high pressure difference? Dear sea friends, what about your units?
Reply #22009-09-01
There must be a pressure difference for recovery and decomposition; otherwise, how can the decomposition gases enter the medium-pressure recovery system? Generally, the pressure difference is very small. If the pressure difference increases, it could be due to: 1, a local blockage in the gas pipeline, which causes poor flow and an increase in pressure difference ; 2. The absorption system has good absorption performance, such as a large amount of absorbent solution. In most cases, it occurs during operation due to pipeline blockage.

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