Where are generally the nozzles for feeding acidic water into the large tank, and those for feeding lean amine solution into the large tank, in terms of the tank’s height?
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Is there anything special about this? I would appreciate some guidance from those who know more. O(∩_∩)O Thank you
Inside the tank, there is a water distribution device along with a rising pipe; at a height of 4 meters, there are four outlets extending outward in a cross shape. This arrangement serves to separate oil from water, while also preventing disruption to the water quality below that 4-meter level.
Bro, are you talking about the acidic water tank? We now use a tank-in-tank design. As for the tank for the lean amine solution, where exactly does that lean amine solution enter the larger tank?
For the amine solution tank, we also raise it 4 meters off the ground, with the tank bottom inserted inside.