What is the diameter of the gas-quenched triamine reactor?
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For an annual production of 30,000 tons of triamine, what would be the diameter of the triamine reactor if a gas-phase quenching process is used?
The key is to see whether it’s under pressure or at atmospheric pressure; only then can someone answer!
Are there 30,000 tons per year triamine plants using atmospheric pressure processes? If both pressurized and atmospheric-pressure processes are available, those who are familiar with the situation please let me know the reactor diameter for each of these two processes.
The reactor diameter for both processes is around 7 meters
Dear expert ckx8966: Under the same production capacity, compared to the atmospheric pressure method, the diameter of the reactor used in the pressurized method should be much smaller, right?
At the same production capacity, compared to the atmospheric pressure method, the reactor diameter for the pressurized method should be smaller
I would like to ask Expert XJG: Is your triamine produced using pressure-based methods or atmospheric pressure methods? What is the production capacity then?
It is related to the catalytic activity of the catalyst, as well as the residence time of urea within the catalyst layer
Reply to 8# lxq700918: We operate at atmospheric pressure
What was said upstairs is correct; it’s related to the residence time in the reactor. Our current production capacity is 1.5, while the new unit in phase two will have a capacity of 6, with operation expected to start in November