The day before yesterday, I saw the mixing tank used in CN Energy’s cryogenic hydrogenation process – how is it sealed? Guys, let’s talk about it
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As the title suggests: I saw the mixing tank used in CN Energy’s cold hydrogenation process the day before yesterday – how is it sealed?
Which specific mixing tank is it to be used in? What materials are inside? I have no idea how others would answer
There are no images; it relates to the wet process in the posterior system, where liquid chlorosilane and a small amount of silicon powder are present
Recycle chlorosilanes? It’s not explained in detail.
It should be a stirring and evaporation device for the chlorosilane washing residues below the quench & settler; meanwhile, the residues from the degassing tower also return to this device for combined treatment. This device is available in both mobile and fixed types.
It is used for recycling chlorosilanes; in other industries, it is basically double-end face sealings
Use a mechanical seal. The length of your post does not meet the requirements. Current length: 10 bytes. System limit: 16 to 158,000 bytes
What exactly is a mechanical seal? Could you explain it in more detail?
Reply to 6# yuehan: I’m referring to the slag discharge tank, not the slag reception tank
Reply to 10# 39712553: The slag discharge tanks I’ve seen are similar to mixing and clarification tanks; flocculants are added to treat the chlorosilane residues resulting from leaching and neutralization