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What are the reasons for liquid flooding in the urea decomposition tower?

2012-04-18View Original

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I’m a beginner, and I hope everyone can give me a detailed explanation. I really want to learn more knowledge
Reply #22012-04-19
In my opinion, the main reasons for flooding are: 1. The vapor-liquid ratio in the separation system is incorrect; 2. The amount of steam added is too high, causing the liquid to be blown directly to the top of the tower ; 3. Excessive system load during parsing ; 4. Problems with the internal components (problems with the tray or packing)
Reply #32012-04-19
The answer is very thorough; to add, high ammonia concentration in the desorption solution can also cause spilling.

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