How to solve the frequent perforation and leakage problems in the sulfur regeneration tower!
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I would like to ask what solutions are available for the frequent perforation and leakage issues in sulfur regeneration towers!
:(I don’t know the material of your tower, so I can’t give any advice.)
Use all-stainless steel or composite panels.
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The entire material has been replaced with stainless steel; although it requires a higher investment, it solves the problem once and for all, preventing production disruptions caused by perforations. :lol
18652580276, Ji Guobiao
We have not encountered any problems with leaks in the solvent regeneration tower here. The regeneration tower is made of composite panels, while the reboiler at the bottom of the tower and other heat exchangers are made of stainless steel; however, the pipeline materials are carbon steel
No problem, I can send you some samples first; please give me your contact information