Why is a water seal tank kept with a continuous flow of water?
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Experts, why is a continuous flow of water required for the water seal tank in acidic water storage tanks? Why does the long-flow water acid removal tank need to extend to the bottom of the tank? Solve your doubts!
Our company’s water seal tank is of type ST, but the water added to it does not flow continuously； We regularly check to ensure that the water seal tank is filled with water, and our water supply pipeline does not extend to the bottom ； It is presumed that the continuous flow in your company is required by your company’s manufacturing process; however, it is not clear why the water supply pipelines need to extend underwater. In any case, a detailed description of your company’s manufacturing process is needed in order to conduct an analysis ； Please also check out http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1259442-1-1.html for similar discussions; I’m not sure if it will be helpful to you ；
The continuous flow of water in the water seal tank is intended to allow it to be re-sealed promptly after the water seal is broken. The return flow (to the tank) must have a liquid seal; otherwise, when the pipe flow is insufficient, the gas inside the tank will escape through it.
Another possibility is continuous flow of water; in this case, the pH level of the water will not become acidic, allowing it to be discharged directly.
Another function of continuous flow is to displace any impurities that may form in the water seal tank, such as organic phases.