The ammonia nitrogen level in the water fed into the stripping tower is 7,000; after evaporation, it goes into the dilute ammonia water tank. A condenser must be installed in between, right?
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The ammonia nitrogen level in the water fed into the stripping tower is 7,000; after evaporation, it goes into the dilute ammonia water tank. Should a condenser be installed in between? Is the concentration of dilute ammonia in the ammonia tank finally over 6%? The manufacturer wants to reuse it. Please, experts, help me...
1. See how to reuse it? Should it be sent directly to the boiler or to some other location using ammonia water? It depends on the operating pressure of the ammonia tank – is it continuous discharge or intermittent? It’s easier to solve if it’s explained clearly – the connection process before and after. 2. 7000 is the conductivity, right? What process is used to obtain ammonia nitrogen from the stripping tower?
The ammonia nitrogen level in the wastewater entering the treatment plant is 7,000; it’s best to ensure continuous discharge so that it can be utilized in the denitration tower downstream