Thread Content
There isn’t much information available regarding thermal-stable salt removal facilities for lean amine solutions; does anyone know approximately how much such a system costs? Is it necessary for the solvent regeneration unit? Thank you~
About 2 million RMB. Not many places have it; we put it into use in 2009, but it was only tested for 2 days, and hasn’t been operated again for years. The reasons are, first, the unstable temperature of the demineralized water (which is often too high), and second, there’s no way to dispose of the alkaline water.
Self-drawn flow and process control diagrams for exothermic steady-state salts http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1286312-1-1.html
Thank you for sharing. I hadn’t used this before either; recently a client asked me to use it. It seems that this facility is expensive and also has some issues, so I need to do more research on it.
We use equipment from a company in Beijing, with an investment of 2 million yuan; these different pieces of equipment can be moved around and used in various locations. Thermally stable salts are discharged to the coking cutwater sedimentation tank
Thank you for your reply. What does it mean to use the device while moving from one place to another?
Each device is equipped with reserved ports, and the connection wires of the heat removal and salt stabilization device are soft connections that can be removed for easy use. At that time, use a forklift to move it to another set of equipment
Oh, I see. Thank you so much! ! ! :handshake
This is not necessary for a solvent regeneration unit. However, when the heat-stable salts in the solvent increase in concentration, it can cause problems in the solvent regeneration tower. Moreover, the catalyst used in this device is also not inexpensive
Hello, I am from a manufacturer that produces activated carbon. Could you please tell me your QQ number? If you have any needs related to activated carbon, we can discuss further. My QQ number is 784345779