Solutions for clogged liquid sulfur pumps and pipelines

2018-04-09View Original

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Since liquid sulfur is dissolved using a solution, the transportation temperature of liquid sulfur is 130–150°C, while the temperature of the mixed solution is 75–85°C; the mixed solution contains methanethiol, a substance with a low boiling point. During the production process, it is common for the pump to fail to deliver the required volume of fluid; the pump pressure sometimes rises suddenly and stays high, while at other times it keeps dropping, making it difficult to control the feed rate. Do any of you sailors have any good suggestions? Insulation around the tubes can cause methanethiol to vaporize, but low temperatures can easily lead to clogging of the filters. It’s also difficult to control the temperature inside the container due to the need to frequently add mixed solutions

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