Design of the top DN600 diameter cylinder for the acidic water stripping tower
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In the design, there is an acidic water stripping tower; the diameter of the upper section of this tower’s cylinder is 600, and this section of the cylinder is equipped with two sections of packing. Considering equipment maintenance and filler replacement, a DN600 cylinder is connected to the container flange. According to the medium classification for hydrogen sulfide in HG20660-2017, hydrogen sulfide is classified as a highly hazardous medium. The cylinder is connected using flanges, but there is a risk of leakage. Has anyone encountered the issue of designing a DN600 small-diameter tower for highly hazardous media? How is it designed? Should it be welded or connected with flanges? I’d like to hear everyone’s opinions!
Did I post it in the wrong place? Why isn’t anyone discussing it?
Besides medium toxicity, what about pressure?
Does your stripping tower use top circulation to control the top temperature?