I would like to ask experts: how is the substance that forms on the trays of the ammonia vaporization tower created?
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This is a cylindrical substance that appears on the tray at the feed inlet of the ammonia vaporization tower. The analytical test results showed 30% calcium, 28% ammonia, and 26% acid-insoluble substances
Please provide details on the specific upstream and downstream processes as well as the materials involved, to facilitate analysis. Is this ammonia evaporation tower used in coking or in some other process?
The remaining ammonia water enters the ceramic filter, then passes through the spiral alkali mixer after reaching the spiral plate heat exchanger, and finally enters the ammonia evaporation tower. It appears at the lower feed inlet, with a diameter of about 8 centimeters, and it is hollow as well. It appears during the distillation of excess ammonia water in coking plants
What kind of impurities? How were those regular cylindrical substances formed? I suspect that fresh water has gotten into the remaining ammonia solution.
Try posting in the coking area; there are surely many professionals working in coking there
Oh, I posted this in the wrong place:P