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What material should be used for the MDEA solvent regeneration tower? Can carbon steel be used?

2018-04-09View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-2 at 12:18. What material should be used for the MDEA solvent regeneration tower? Can carbon steel be used?
Reply #22018-04-09
It is best to use corrosion-resistant materials, especially for thermal-steady-state salt corrosion.
Reply #32018-04-10
Carbon steel cannot be used; to save costs, carbon steel can be used for the outer layer of the load plate, while stainless steel should be used for the inner layer
Reply #42018-04-10
Wherever possible, use composite panels under the condition of investment approval; if funding is a constraint, use thicker carbon steel plates instead
Reply #52018-04-10
May I ask how many years the master’s thick carbon steel can last?
Reply #62018-04-11
Yes, but it’s best to line the upper part of the tower with stainless steel
Reply #72018-04-11
Master, why isn’t the lower part lined with stainless steel?

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