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Dear experts, my company’s solvent regeneration tower needs to have its capacity increased by 10–20%, with a tower diameter of 1800 mm. We do not want to replace the tower shell; instead, we only wish to replace the efficient tray. Which technologies are available to meet this requirement? Thank you for the guidance!
Generally, tower trays can provide a 120% design margin; it’s advisable to consult the original manufacturer of the internal components to get an accurate assessment
Is using a filler more efficient? If the medium is quite clogged, a kg of grid filler can be used
Process parameters must be provided: medium, operating pressure, temperature; At present, it is only by knowing the type of internal components in the tower and the packing height that it can be determined which type of high-efficiency internal components should be used for replacement
Your question is vague; the term \"efficient\" has a wide range of meanings. Regarding the tower: 1. Improve separation accuracy: For example, if the product purity was 88% before, it now needs to be increased to 95%. Increase production: For example, if the production was 30 kt/a before, it now needs to be increased to 40 kt/a. Energy saving: For example, the reflux ratio used to be 3, but it can now be reduced to 2......
An increase of 10-20% in capacity can be achieved by most manufacturers; no special selection is required!