How to reduce naphthalene in gas
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Our factory recently inspected the gas pipelines and found that they were filled with naphthalene; there is also often a layer of naphthalene around the various vent pipes. Pipeline blockages are usually caused by this issue. I would like to ask the experienced workers: how do your factories reduce the amount of naphthalene in the gas?
The primary cooler uses light tar spray for naphthalene washing
Both the primary cooler and the final cooler use light tar spraying
3# wenjiang1978: Use an electrostatic tar catcher or a direct cooling tower.
The temperature of the primary cooler is controlled within the range of 19–22 degrees, and there is control over the naphthalene washing process.
The temperature of the primary cooler is maintained within the range of 19–22 degrees; light tar is used for spraying, or hot tar.
The three sections of the primary cooler are continuously sprayed with light tar to wash out naphthalene, ensuring that the temperature of the gas after the primary cooler remains below 25°