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How to deal with excessive ammonia nitrogen and sulfides in acidic water? I would appreciate your advice.

2020-01-30View Original

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The pressure at the top of the stripping tower is 0.14 MPa, and the temperature at the top is 120°C. The pressure in the reflux tank is 0.13 MPa, while the temperatures at the bottom of the tower are 129°C, 131°C, and 140°C. It has been tested that the higher the temperature, the worse the performance indicators become, and the more unacceptable the conditions are. The feed rate is 8 Nm3/h, while the designed feed rate is 18 t/h. The above are the operational data
Reply #22020-02-03
The pressure in the reflux tank is high; it’s usually between 60-80 kPa. High temperature and low pressure are favorable for the dissociation of hydrogen sulfide

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