What is the typical temperature for drying acid in a system with three towers and one tank? In a system with three towers and two tanks, heavy smoke is produced when the acid temperature exceeds 65 degrees. Why?

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Reply #22011-05-27

In the three-tower one-tank drying process, the temperature of the acid is generally kept around 66 degrees. Is the three-tower two-tank system in which heavy smoke is produced when the acid temperature exceeds 65 degrees degrees the final absorption tower? If so, consider whether it was caused by cold shock.

Reply #32011-05-27

What is the process? Is it smoke coming from the exhaust gases or from the circulation tank? The situation is complex – considering the color and smell of the smoke

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What is the typical temperature for drying acid in a system with three towers and one tank? In a system with three towers and two tanks, heavy smoke is produced when the acid temperature exceeds 65 degrees. Why?

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