Problems in the design of the carbonization tower for the graduation project
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When calculating the thickness of the carbonization tower body, it is necessary to use the calculated pressure. The calculated pressure = design pressure + hydrostatic pressure of the liquid column. I would like to ask whether it is necessary to take the hydrostatic pressure into account; the design specifications do not provide information on the density and height of the liquid. I hope some experienced colleagues can offer guidance
Our teacher gave it high marks. . . The density is based on that of water; the teacher wants us to think about it on our own for a while. . . The welding coefficient also needs to be looked up in a table
What tower, a rich gas tower or a shifted gas tower?
This post was last edited by mkp369 on 2019-4-30 at 14:30. It is a carbonization tower, a tower in which ammonia mother liquor reacts with CO2 to produce ammonium bicarbonate
Hello, the original poster: do you have any calculation data regarding the process of synthesizing ammonium bicarbonate? I’m not sure how to carry out these calculations for my graduation project
I would be extremely grateful if the senior could help
I hope the original poster sees this message. Please reply and help me out; I would be extremely grateful. Email: 1505871673@qq.com