Water seal for the sewage tank in the sulfur plant
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The existing sewage tank uses steam for vapor sealing, but since the gases rising from the sewage include ammonia and acidic sulfide gases, the steam seal cannot effectively prevent leaks. It is desired to switch to a water seal tank for this purpose. How should such a water seal tank be designed in order to ensure that no exhaust gases escape and that the sewage tank does not become under pressure?
Even with a water seal, it will still break; a deodorization tank is needed to collect the waste gases!
What was said upstairs is correct; even with an additional water seal, it will be broken through when there is a large volume of gas. It is recommended to add another lean liquid washing facility.
This sewage tank should function as a water seal when under positive pressure; to prevent the tank from being emptied when under negative pressure, isn’t it necessary to use nitrogen for a gas seal? So, should this nitrogen gas seal be installed on the sewage tank or on the water seal tank?
Poster on the 2nd floor, how do I fill the deodorization tank? Could you explain it in detail? Thanks
A deodorization system installed at home, based on a water-sealed tank
Nitrogen sealing can be considered. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .