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Vacuum pump exhaust treatment

2015-10-10View Original

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Our plant uses vacuum distillation, and the exhaust gas from the vacuum pump contains low-carbon organic acids. How should this exhaust gas be treated without affecting the vacuum level in the tower? Thank you
Reply #22015-10-10
Install a set of condensers for condensation and collection, and then discharge the liquid after absorption.
Reply #32015-10-10
In this way, the gas is collected and exchanges heat with the cold source, which will result in a significant pressure drop, right?
Reply #42015-10-10
It is installed on the exhaust pipe of the vacuum pump; I don’t think it will affect the vacuum level before the vacuum pump.
Reply #52015-10-10
Our company uses a set of condensers to condense and collect the substances before further processing! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #62015-10-10
Okay, thank you. By the way, what if we add a set of spray absorbers?

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