Determination of gas composition in the acid water tank roof

2015-09-22View Original

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Currently, there is 80 t/h of acidic water, with H2S at 14,000 ppm, NH3 at 100,000 ppm, and a temperature of 50°C. I would like to know how to calculate the gas composition in the air above the tank if this acidic water is stored in such a tank

Reply #22015-09-22

It’s hard to calculate; it’s recommended to take samples for analysis after work begins.

Reply #32015-09-22

Ugh, this homeowner is even asking us for design suggestions – what are we supposed to do?

Reply #42015-09-26

Just use design software to calculate it – it’s very simple. aspen plus or Pro ii

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