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2016-02-22View Original

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Fill-in-the-blank: VCM salt, acid; conventional desorption system, desorption tower, reboiler used for heating in order to desorb HCl from 31% acid; acid concentration after desorption is %; The deep desorption system uses a boiling point depressant, with temperature control at °C. Answer: Steam, 20--24% ; Calcium chloride, 136--143℃
Reply #22016-02-22
Steam, 20--24%; Calcium chloride, 136--143℃
Reply #32016-02-22
Steam, 20--24%; Calcium chloride, 136--143℃
Reply #42016-02-22
VCM salts are subjected to desorption using a conventional acid desorption system; a reboiler is employed along with steam for heating, thereby enabling the desorption of HCl from 31% acid. The concentration of salts and acid after desorption is %; The deep desorption system uses a boiling point depressant, with temperature control at °C.
Reply #52016-02-22
VCM salts are subjected to desorption using a conventional acid desorption system; a reboiler is employed along with steam for heating, thereby extracting HCl from the 31% acid. After desorption, the concentration of salts and acid is 20-24%; The deep desorption system uses calcium chloride as a boiling point depressant, with the temperature controlled at 136–143°C.
Reply #62016-02-22
Steam, 20--24%; Calcium chloride, 136--143℃
Reply #72016-02-22
VCM salts are subjected to desorption using a conventional acid desorption system; a reboiler is employed along with steam for heating, thereby enabling the desorption of HCl from 31% acid. The concentration of salts and acid after desorption is %; The deep desorption system uses a boiling point depressant, with temperature control at °C.
Reply #82016-02-22
Reboiler   Less than   Over 110
Reply #92016-02-23
Steam, 20--24%; Calcium chloride, 136--143℃

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