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Cooling of desulfurization liquid in summer

2011-05-10View Original

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Summer is approaching, and temperatures are rising gradually. The temperature of semi-water gas at the outlet of the gas holder in my ammonia synthesis plant is already high, which in turn causes the temperature of the desulfurization liquid to rise as well. I am seeking ways to lower the temperature of the desulfurization liquid
Reply #22011-05-12
Yeah, a cooler can solve the problem.
Reply #32011-05-13
Circulating cooling water pipes have been added to the tanks; previously, heat tracing pipes were used in these tanks, and they were hardly needed in winter. We are now switching to using circulating cooling water in order to lower the temperature of the desulfurization liquid
Reply #42011-05-14
Surface water can be used to replace circulating water for cooling, but the downside is a large amount of wastewater generated
Reply #52011-05-18
Reply to 6# 627704180: Could you be more detailed? I’d like some advice
Reply #62011-05-30
A branch pipe is led out from the pump outlet and cooled using a spiral plate cooler; the material required is 304.

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