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Seek advice on designing a stripping tower

2009-11-04View Original

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Remove VC (vinyl chloride) monomer from PVC (polyvinyl chloride) slurry using water vapor. Given: Slurry flow rate is 10 m3/h, pressure is 101.3, top temperature of the tower is 105°C, VC content in the slurry is 0.025%, with a target of reducing this to 0.0005%, and the slurry density is 1.1 kg/m3. Requirement: Design a pilot-scale stripping tower. Thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #22009-11-04
This is work done by the design institute; it’s not quite appropriate to ask questions in this way. Looking back, you can take a look at the book on PVC production processes; it contains examples. This forum also has other books on PVC; you can download them and use them to learn*.
Reply #32009-11-04
Process design section: Refer to the absorption and separation chapter in Chemical Engineering Principles; Mechanical design section: Refer to JB/T4710-2005 and HG20652-1998; mechanical design software sw6
Reply #42010-09-05
Hehe, my project also involves designing a stripping tower; I’m facing the same problem as the original poster, haha
Reply #52010-09-06
It’s better to look at more information and do it by yourself
Reply #62016-06-06
Which thermodynamics is more appropriate to choose

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