Seal water replenishment, gas holder water replenishment, overflow issues? ?
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Happy New Year to everyone! Water overflows from the acetylene gas tank; it is sealed with water, and this overflow occurs all year round, which is a great waste. In winter, anti-freezing and continuous flow measures are necessary; in summer, the system should be turned on every 4 days to prevent the liquid level from dropping. The leakage of seal water is also quite severe. Theoretically, there is a dynamic equilibrium, but in practice this cannot be achieved at all; even if it is adjusted so that there is no leakage for the time being, it still lasts only about 4 hours. After 5 hours, an alarm was triggered due to excessive seal pressure. I’d like to ask my friends if there are any good solutions?
Dig a pit to collect the overflow water, install a small pump on it to create circulation, and regularly replace the water in the pit. With environmental regulations being so strict these days, can water overflow from the gas holder?
After collecting the overflow water, it can be considered for reuse
How to replace it? Where should it be replaced? The pit can’t be that small, right?
The last edit to this post was made by pzhmotor on 2021-8-12 at 15:34. Since you ask this way, I can only reply as follows: “The size of the sump is determined by the overflow volume and circulation rate.” “After the overflow water from the gas holder enters the sump, it is necessary to find a company with wastewater treatment capabilities to collect it using tank trucks for replacement.””； “The overflow water from the pump, once it is confirmed to be free of contamination, is collected and then sent directly to the cooling tower”