What to do if tar becomes emulsified in the purification system? Urgent! ! !
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Tar emulsification in the drum cooling tank area causes abnormalities throughout the entire system. The resistance of the primary cooler keeps rising. How to solve the emulsification problem? What is the cause of emulsification?
Personal opinion: 1. Check how well the high-pressure ammonia spraying procedure is being followed. 2. Is the height of the coal briquettes too low? This is purely a matter of diligence in operation; management needs to be strengthened
I think the same way; it’s the excess free carbon in the system that causes the tar to emulsify
There are many possibilities for emulsification; you can check first – is the temperature low? Is the low temperature caused by a large amount of wastewater being recycled? The quality of the wastewater recovered is poor, and it contains substances that can cause emulsification. We keep adding demulsifiers here to improve the separation of ammonia and tar. So far, the operation seems to be going well; if there are any issues, please contact QQ86863925
There are many possibilities for emulsification; you can check first – is the temperature low? Is the low temperature caused by a large amount of wastewater being recycled? The quality of the wastewater recovered is poor, and it contains substances that can cause emulsification. We keep adding demulsifiers here to improve the separation of ammonia and tar. So far, the operation seems to be going well; if there are any issues, please contact QQ86863925