Discussion on issues in ammonia vaporization towers
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Our company wants to install an ammonia evaporation tower for ***amine mother liquor; the mother liquor contains free ammonia, ammonium chloride, ***amine, and water. The current process involves intermittent operation of the ammonia evaporation tank; after ammonia evaporation, the wastewater contains high levels of ammonia, and a large amount of steam is consumed. Please discuss what problems might arise with the ammonia vaporization tower. We are currently concerned about corrosion and clogging issues; please share any solutions you have.
18.5% ammonium chloride, 0.6% p-***amine
The main problems aren’t clogging and corrosion, right? It’s probably the poor ammonia removal efficiency
:Lol, our neighboring workshop used to have the same problem. We suggested adding steam to the exhaust system, in order to increase the water content and temperature in the exhaust gases and thus reduce crystallization on the walls. . . . But before they could be renovated, they announced bankruptcy. . . . :Q