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Urgently need a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the air-cooled tower

2015-06-28View Original

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Does anyone have schematic diagrams of the interior of air-cooling towers for air separation units? Could you upload a few of them?
Reply #22015-06-28
What kind of schematic diagram is needed? The structure is very simple; I’ve been inside it many times already
Reply #32015-06-29
I just want to know how the air-cooled condensate return pipes are routed inside the tower Are there any photos or diagrams? Send it over to take a look
Reply #42015-06-29
Air-cooled condenser return pipe? The temperature inside the cryogenic tank of the air separation unit is around -190 degrees; how is the return water sent back? Isn’t everything frozen?
Reply #52015-06-29
It’s exactly as shown in his PID diagram: the return pipe at the bottom goes straight back into the pipeline network, with no connection to the tower at all. . On the contrary, there are several rows of baffle plates at the bottom of the water cooling tower
Reply #62015-06-30
Search this edition and you’ll find internal photos posted by netizens
Reply #72015-06-30
It’s an air-cooled tower; it has nothing to do with the cold box
Reply #82015-06-30
Is the return water inlet welded directly to the tower wall? Is there an extension to the bottom of the tower?
Reply #92015-06-30
The return pipeline isn’t just a hole made at the bottom of the tower. A hole is made in the tower wall to insert a pipe, which is then bent so that its opening faces the bottom of the tower; the return water is forced to the return water inlet under the pressure generated by the air-cooled tower.
Reply #102015-06-30
OK! This is what I want to confirm. The answer was very clear

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