Tar storage tank
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Does the temperature of the tar storage tank have to be raised to 80-90 degrees?
Heat to 80-90 degrees and let it stand for 36 hours. Only then can initial dehydration take place.
This temperature is favorable for the separation of tar from water
70 degrees is fine as well; it’s just that the tar and water don’t separate well. It’s like making corn porridge at home – it becomes thick when cold and thin when hot.
The function of the storage tank is to allow for static dehydration; if the heating temperature is too high and water starts to boil, or if the temperature is too low and no convection occurs, it will be impossible to separate ammonia from tar. Additionally, the standing time must be 24-36 hours.
It’s not necessary, but it’s for dehydration