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What happens when the liquid distribution holes in the CO2 stripping tower become clogged?

2017-07-11View Original

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What happens when the liquid distribution holes in the urea CO2 stripping tower get clogged? Those who have experienced this are welcome to share their insights!
Reply #22017-07-14
1. Overpressure in the low-pressure circulation system, 2. Increased temperature of the liquid exiting the stripping tower, 3. Decreased temperature of the gas exiting the stripping tower, 4. Significantly reduced stripping efficiency, 5. markedly increased system consumption, 6. Increased concentration of ammonia water

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