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What are the advantages and disadvantages of various quench heat exchangers and quench towers?

2017-06-11View Original

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of various quench heat exchangers and quench towers?
Reply #22017-06-12
If you want to discuss it, you need to put some materials up first; anything missing can be added – there’s nothing at the moment. Asking someone to find information for you and discuss it with you is too much to ask
Reply #32017-06-12
Gases resulting from reactions such as ethylene cracking, MTO, and FCC require rapid cooling. Cooling can be done through direct quenching or indirect quenching; direct quenching uses towers, while indirect quenching uses heat exchangers.
Reply #42017-06-12
Gases resulting from reactions such as ethylene cracking, MTO, and FCC require rapid cooling. Cooling can be done through direct quenching or indirect quenching; direct quenching uses towers, while indirect quenching uses heat exchangers.
Reply #52017-06-12
Gases resulting from reactions such as ethylene cracking, MTO, and FCC require rapid cooling. Cooling can be done through direct quenching or indirect quenching; direct quenching uses towers, while indirect quenching uses heat exchangers.
Reply #62017-06-13
Discuss which cooling method is more reasonable? What is the device type? Wait
Reply #72017-06-13
You haven’t even listed them, so how can people discuss them?
Reply #82017-06-13
Direct mixing with water for contact quenching – I’m not familiar with the type of equipment used for this; Or a combination of a quench boiler and a quench tower.
Reply #92017-06-13
Direct contact cooling involves phase change, has relatively low water consumption, but generates wastewater. The partition type is generally not designed to undergo phase changes; it has a high water consumption, and the heat exchanger requires careful design.
Reply #102017-06-13
Heat exchangers need to be carefully designed. How exactly should they be designed? ? ?

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