Issues with the liquid level in horizontal acidic gas separation tanks
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In the acidic gas liquid separation tank before the binary sulfur combustion furnace, when the level of the separated liquid reaches 20–40%, we usually use a pump to transfer it away. For some reason, however, sometimes there is no need to use the pump; the liquid level decreases on its own. What could be the cause of this? Please ask an expert to explain it
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Acid gas separation tanks are usually equipped with heating, and the heat causes water to be carried into the furnace.
Below the horizontal tank is a vertical water-cutting vessel; this vessel is usually equipped with coiled tubes for heating purposes to prevent freezing, and the vapor generated as a result often enters the sulfur production furnace! It’s normal – we cut off the heating water in summer, and that’s why there’s no water in winter; it’s simply that principle at work!