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What are the sourberry stripping tower and make-up water?

2009-11-09View Original

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. 2 questions------- # Is gooseberry an acid slurry? # Tempered water is water whose temperature ranges from 29 to 43 degrees Celsius, according to the English Wikipedia. However, in our coal chemical industry, it is mentioned that the water in the water jacket of the coal burner is at around 210°C; this water is also known as regulating water. So, does that mean that \"adjusting water doesn’t have a fixed temperature range,\" and it’s simply water that is relatively mild and serves a regulating purpose? Can it be called regulating water?
Reply #22009-11-09
tempered water – adjusted temperature water
Reply #32009-11-09
Yours is a Shell furnace, right? The cooling water for the burners in Shell gasification furnaces is called tuning water; it’s used to protect the burners, and cooling water can be used instead
Reply #42009-11-11
Buckthorn? . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Reply #52009-11-11
When translating “sourberry,” it is best to use “XX sourberry”; “acid slurry” means an acidic pulp. :P

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