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Stirring method for the condensate in the synthesis process

2011-11-03View Original

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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask: for the process condensate obtained through low-pressure conversion, is low-pressure steam or medium-pressure steam used as the stripping medium in the stripper?
Reply #22011-11-03
Low-pressure steam at 0.35 MPa is sufficient.
Reply #32011-11-03
Medium-pressure steam at 3.5 MPa is used
Reply #42011-11-04
Both medium-pressure steam and low-pressure steam can be used. The difference lies in the use of the stripped non-condensable gases (methanol, ammonia, water vapor); low-pressure steam stripping results mainly in venting these gases, whereas medium-pressure steam can be recovered and incorporated into the process gas from the first stage of the furnace.
Reply #52011-11-04
Hehe, thanks. Different pigments require different processing methods. Our two types of vaporization systems use low-pressure and medium-pressure steam stripping, respectively, for both venting and recovery purposes
Reply #62011-11-06
Reply to 2# 654262293: Have you guys recycled it yet?
Reply #72011-11-06
The stripping gas is recycled to sulfur recovery, and the low-temperature condensate is sent back for gasification.

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