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How to configure lean solution concentration

2017-01-25View Original

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How to configure the concentration of lean liquid and how much should be added
Reply #22017-01-25
The concentration of amine liquid is usually around 35%.
Reply #32017-02-07
To prepare lean amine liquid, deoxygenated water is generally used, and desalted water is also used. However, desalted water contains oxygen, which affects the quality of the amine liquid.; It is best not to use fresh water. The preparation concentration is based on the design requirements, generally 30-35% (w), and some can reach 40% (w). The concentration is high and the absorption effect is good. It can reduce the circulation volume and save energy, but it is easy to foam.
Reply #42017-02-19
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2017-2-19 05:21 Theoretically, there needs to be a calculation. This requires estimating a system storage capacity, such as 200 tons, and also knowing the concentration of fresh amine liquid, such as 95%. Assuming that 35% of amine liquid is to be configured, it is 200* 0.35/0.95=74 tons of ethanolamine, plus 126 tons of water. But the final concentration still depends on laboratory analysis.
Reply #52017-02-26
How do you calculate adding 126 tons of water? Teacher

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