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Internal leakage in the discharge valve of the acidic water ammonia crystallizer

2015-12-02View Original

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Recently, there was a leak in the drain valve of the ammonia crystallizer in the acidic water stripping unit; even after filling it with liquid ammonia, the leak persisted. It’s still a dual-valve system – I wonder if anyone has encountered this issue before?
Reply #22015-12-02
What are the properties of the medium? What model is the valve?
Reply #32015-12-02
The medium is liquid ammonia, and the valve is a cast-iron ammonia valve; the specific model is unknown.
Reply #42015-12-02
There is generally no major issue with the valve body; it’s probably a problem with the sealing surface, so it should be replaced with cemented carbide or babbitt.
Reply #52016-01-12
Thank you all for your support. Later, when the valve was removed, a foreign object was found stuck inside the valve core.

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