Effect of ammonia tank concentration on resolved conductivity
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In our facility, the normal levels in the ammonia tank are around 7.5% NH3, 2.5% CO2, and 0% urea. The vapor-liquid ratio entering the absorption tower is approximately 0.2, while the conductivity is around 4. Today, in the ammonia tank: ammonia level: 10.74%; CO2 level: 4.3%; urea level: 0. The conductivity increased rapidly, and it only started to decline when the vapor-liquid ratio was increased to 0.28. Apart from analysis, in what other aspect does a high concentration in the ammonia tank cause the greatest changes? What other methods are there to reduce conductivity besides adding steam?
When the concentration in the ammonia tank is high, only by adding more steam can the conductivity be reduced. The concentration corresponds to the amount of steam. Marine friends can use other methods to communicate more.
It seems we have to add steam, and quite a lot of it at that. :lol