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Analysis: Unstable operation during hydrolysis

2011-03-29View Original

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The hydrolysis system in our plant is currently operating in an unstable manner; it is difficult to operate the hydrolysis tower. Under abnormal conditions, the hydrolysis pressure is 1.8 MPa and the temperature of the liquid output is 195°C. The level of the hydrolysis liquid is at its maximum and cannot be adjusted, while the temperature of the tower wall is 175°C and that of the gas phase is 170°C. What confuses us is why the liquid cannot be drained I hope to get help from fellow sea lovers.
Reply #22011-03-30
What is your hydrolysis pressure under normal conditions? Is your gas outlet unobstructed? It’s possible that the pneumatic valve is showing incorrect readings.

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