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How to remove light oil slick above ammonia water in tar ship

2010-06-14View Original

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Now there is a lot of oil floating on the upper parts of the two tar boats in my workshop, which affects the effect of tar ammonia spraying. Does anyone have a good solution? ? ?
Reply #22010-06-14
Reply 1# leo1987927 There are many posts about this issue in the forum. I hope the poster can use the search engine of the forum to search. There are many posts on this issue.
Reply #32010-06-14
Our factory's approach is to add floating oil baffles in the tar ship, and regularly pump the floating oil into the floating oil tank for heating and static separation.
Reply #42010-06-14
The different densities of each medium should be used to add baffles and set up drain pipes at the bottom of the floating oil level. The effect is very good.
Reply #52010-06-16
The ammonia water clarification tank can separate light tar, and pump it into the condensate circulation tank, and pump it to the primary cooler to improve the naphthalene cleaning effect.

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