Why does the Naipu pump produce a lot of acid when it is in operation?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:36. Why does the Nessler pump used for evacuating air when filling liquid chlorine produce a lot of acid during operation? The YLJ-300 Naisch pump has a separator of 800, and a full-diameter wire mesh demister has just been installed. It still contains a relatively large amount of acid during operation, about 1–2 kg per day. Please help analyze this problem! # hcbbs
1. Separator level too high 2. The design is flawed: the angle of the pipe from the Nusselt pump to the separator is too low, or the opening position at the separator inlet is too high
The liquid level in the Naisch pump separator is too high, which results in severe acid carryover. There is a problem with the design of the separator; perhaps the inlet of the separator could be modified to have an inclined cut, so that the acid enters the separator in a swirling manner, thereby reducing acid carryover
Caused by high temperature, high pressure, high flow rate, and high liquid level