Reasons for water accumulation in the wash tower
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We have a washing tower for washing the material after liquid-phase extraction; we mix S2 with water and heat it to 70°C before washing the material from the top. As a result, almost all of the water is carried away from the top. We seek guidance from experts. . . .
Obviously, the water volume is insufficient or the gas velocity is too high
High gas-phase load, large feed volume, and low water level
My opinion is similar to that of the people above: the gas load is too high. Additionally, there are issues related to the operating pressure of the tower, and why does the water need to be at 70 degrees?
It’s recommended to send a picture or something. Also, did this phenomenon occur during tests of the new device, or was it happening while it was in normal use? If it is the latter, check whether the liquid distribution facility is clogged or experiencing flow deviation. . . . . . .
It’s still due to excessive pressure; I guess the float valve in the scrubber tower has also been damaged~~ Check it during the next maintenance
The gas phase load is too high; 70°C is probably due to the pressure reduction operation
Check whether the packing is damaged; a coalescer is provided outside the tower at the upper part.