Domestic methanol pumps and turbine units for low-temperature methanol washing
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Domestically produced methanol pumps and turbine units for low-temperature methanol washing.
This question seems to be referring to domestically produced methanol pumps and turbine units used in the low-temperature methanol washing process. Low-temperature methanol washing is a gas purification process that uses methanol at low temperatures to absorb impurities such as CO2 and H2S from gases. The methanol pump is used in this process to transport low-temperature methanol, while the turbine unit may be used for methanol recovery or energy recovery in the cooling system. In such applications, selecting the appropriate pump and turbine units is crucial to ensuring the safety and efficiency of the process. .
What flushing schemes are used for the two mechanical seals on the left and the mechanical seal on the right, respectively? PLAN52 or 53?
The one with a manual fluid refill pump is the 53B
What features on the image can be used to distinguish them quickly?
This post was last edited by Suibing on 2024-1-23 at 09:08. The fact that it features a single-sided mechanical seal, one tank only, a gas flange interface at the top, a manual liquid filling pump, and a differential pressure level transmitter in the tank all indicate that it is a 53A system designed for maintaining pressure of the gas in the pipelines.