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What are the causes of gas resistance in the desorption tower?

2018-06-04View Original

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It is manifested as an increase in the liquid level in the condensate tank and large fluctuations in the amount of gas released. Is it caused by high bottom temperatures? Or other reasons?
Reply #22018-06-04
An increase in the liquid level in the condensate tank is not necessarily caused by gas blockage in the stripping tower, right?
Reply #32018-06-04
Oh, it might not be relevant. Can you say something about air resistance?
Reply #42018-06-04
The analyzed gas mainly passes through the absorption and reabsorption towers. Search along this route? Control the valve first, then the level.

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