Regeneration tank
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What are the factors that affect the absence of foam in the regeneration tank?
The amount of catalyst used, the temperature of the desulfurization liquid, its composition especially the ammonia content, and the air flow rate all have an impact
1. The amount of recycled air is low. 2. The desulfurization solution has a high salt content. 3. The desulfurization reaction is not effective.
Gas contains oil components! Kill the sulfur foam!
How significant is the impact of temperature? What is the optimal temperature?
You didn’t mention whether it’s pre-desulfurization or post-desulfurization, nor whether it’s the ammonia method or the alkali method It’s hard to answer
Measure the content of suspended elemental sulfur particles in the rich and poor liquids within the regeneration tank; 1 kilogram of sulfur requires 14 cubic meters of air. Insufficient air volume leads to poor regeneration results. For more information on this issue, one can refer to the explanations provided by experts at the 4th Dongshi Desulfurization Conference regarding poor regeneration effects