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The ammonium nitrogen content in cold, high-sulfur wastewater increases

2015-07-25View Original

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In a hydrocracking unit, the ammonium nitrogen content in the cold high-pressure sulfur-containing wastewater increases; should the water injection volume be increased?
Reply #22015-07-25
Whether to increase the water injection volume is determined based on the ammonia content in the circulating hydrogen and its impact on catalyst activity. Determined based on the ammonium salt concentration in acidic water.
Reply #32015-07-26
Whether to increase the water injection volume is determined based on the ammonia content in the circulating hydrogen and its impact on catalyst activity. It is determined based on the ammonium salt concentration in the acidic water. If the ammonium salt concentration is high, should the water injection volume be increased?

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