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On the oxidation problem in the storage of caprolactam

2015-07-02View Original

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We have a caprolactam storage tank with a capacity of 50 cubic meters, and we need to use a nitrogen seal for it. Can the nitrogen seal be connected to the pipe opening at the bottom of the pipe? Will boiling occur intensely in that case, and will it still be able to serve as a nitrogen seal?
Reply #22015-07-03
Why push it all the way in? Can’t the nitrogen seal just be connected directly to the top of the storage tank? ?
Reply #32015-07-03
The pipe has only one opening; there’s no space anywhere else
Reply #42018-01-04
Let’s draw a diagram; I’ll give you some ideas. I work in the field of nylon 6 polymerization

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