In the same process, the gas exiting tower 105 can be mixed with the flue gas that has not entered tower 105, and then the mixture is fed into the low-temperature heat recovery tower
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I would like to know if there are any units in the industry where the flue gas exiting Tower 105 is mixed with flue gas that does not enter Tower 105 before entering the low-temperature recovery tower, and what the performance of such units is like
Yes. Our company has developed a set of process flow designs like this.
Friend, could you give a detailed introduction?
A device that combines niacin emission with a low-temperature heating system must be much better, right?
Quenching hot flue gas with cold flue gas from the nicotinic acid tower generates a large amount of submicron acid mist, placing higher demands on the performance of the demister in the absorption tower.