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Perforation in the water tank of the carbonization recovery tower

2011-03-29View Original

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After the first perforation in the water tank (aluminum tubes) of the carbonization and purification tower (integrated tower), issues with the material were suspected; after replacing it with a new water tank, another perforation occurred within a month (in the same location), and ammonia erosion was suspected as the cause. Since the ammonia solution is located at a considerable distance from the top water tank, it is the top tank that is damaged. Those who have experience in this area, please share it.
Reply #22011-03-30
Cut the pipes of the faulty water tank to determine whether the perforation is caused by internal corrosion or external corrosion; if it is internal corrosion, the reason might be a high concentration of Cl ions in the cooling water.

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