How to choose exhaust gas condensation equipment for reaction vessels?
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We are currently using an enamel reactor with a capacity of 5 cubic meters, and for exhaust gas condensation we employ an enamel disc condenser with a surface area of 22 square meters. The condensation effect is fairly good, but the problem is that the ventilation cross-sectional area of the condenser is too small, resulting in high air resistance which affects the ventilation performance. Do any of you have any good suggestions? Thank you for your advice. The main components of exhaust gases are water vapor, hydrochloric acid vapor, nitrogen oxides, and chlorine gas. It has been suggested to use a graphite tube heat exchanger – is that feasible?
Reply to 1# hansen918: A graphite heat exchanger can be used, but I recommend using a block-and-hole type! You can contact me at 13791921587, Liu Shubao.