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Coking absorption tower flooding

2017-08-11View Original

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Since the opening ratio of the absorption tower was increased, it often experiences flooding; how should it be operated?
Reply #22017-08-11
Increase pressure, boost mid-section reflux and absorption dose
Reply #32017-08-13
If possible, check the condition of the trays, as it is unlikely that salts will accumulate on the trays of the absorption tower
Reply #42017-08-13
Isn’t it necessary to calculate the corresponding backflow rate based on the porosity? Otherwise, if the vapor phase volume becomes too large, it will definitely cause problems in the tower.
Reply #52017-08-20
Increase the backflow rate, because when the porosity increases, more gas rises upward; this creates an imbalance between the gas and liquid phases, which in turn leads to tower flooding
Reply #62017-08-20
It is because when the porosity is increased, the corresponding backflow rate also has to increase; otherwise, the gas phase cannot be held back.
Reply #72017-08-20
It is because when the porosity is increased, the corresponding backflow rate also has to increase; otherwise, the gas phase cannot be held back.

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