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Crystallization at the lean liquid line

2016-01-12View Original

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I was performing maintenance on my regeneration unit and noticed crystallization in the lean liquid line. Why does crystallization occur? Please advise, experts – extra points for helpful answers
Reply #22016-01-12
Is it a solvent regeneration unit? Are they shiny crystals?
Reply #32016-01-13
It’s solvent regeneration; it’s shiny
Reply #42016-01-18
It should be that the acidic gas contains ammonia, which forms ammonium salts and leads to dripping
Reply #52016-01-19
The relationship between crystallization at the lean liquid line and ammonium salts in the acidic gas stream isn’t that significant, right?
Reply #62016-01-19
I mean, the liquid-rich flash evaporation is substandard

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