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The liquid level in the packed tower rises by about 4 centimeters per hour; I would like some advice

2019-01-10View Original

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The liquid level in the packed tower is rising by about 4 centimeters per hour; was this caused by accidental mist entrainment and liquefaction at first? I have a question: how is foam formed? Is it because the solution is dirty? Sodium hypochlorite solution
Reply #22019-01-10
Could you describe it in detail? Is this when you just started driving, or what’s the situation?
Reply #32019-02-16
Reduce the air intake volume and increase the output volume; adjust the reflux ratio. If nothing else works, just stop the machine and let it rest. This is my understanding; I’m not sure if it’s correct. Please give your feedback
Reply #42019-02-17
Recently, the problem was analyzed in terms of flooding
Reply #52019-02-17
If there’s no issue with the equipment design, then look for the cause in the manufacturing process; it’s possible that the air intake is too fast, resulting in an excessive amount of air
Reply #62019-02-17
Are pressure and temperature factors taken into account? Liquid flooding in the packed tower – thank you very much, Haiyou

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