Who knows what to do with the emergency cooling system
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**The “polymerization reaction” process requires an emergency cooling system, but I don’t know how to implement it. Could some expert please help? Please tell me the general approach or indicate which book contains this information.
I found on the internet that it can be done by spraying or using liquid nitrogen (except for fire extinguishing purposes). I was wondering if anyone here can tell me if this is correct
I found on the internet that it can be done by spraying or using liquid nitrogen (except for fire extinguishing purposes). I was wondering if anyone here can tell me if this is correct
Safety systems should be installed in accordance with the requirements of key processes; it is not necessary to implement them all. It’s sufficient to do some things selectively and ensure safety
An emergency cooling system generally introduces some coolant into the system, enabling it to quickly remove heat from the reactor and prevent excessive temperature rises. Which cold material to use specifically depends on the particular process. Safety measures for the monitoring of hazardous chemicals should, in principle, be implemented, unless sufficient alternative measures are available.
For projects involving significant changes, it is best to seek design proposals from qualified design firms
Generally, emergency cooling is achieved using water, and there are complete systems for this purpose. Water is atomized into particles smaller than 100 microns through nozzles, and evaporates in the hot air, absorbing heat in the process. Similar systems are currently used for waste incineration, cement wetting towers, and the emergency cooling of flue gas from catalytic cracking. The water spray volume can be automatically calculated by the system.