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The iron content in the water produced from the vacuum distillation unit is high

2016-04-27View Original

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The atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit has a processing capacity of 150 t/h. The corrosion inhibitor is injected in shifts on a daily basis, three times a day at 6 kg each time, with a concentration of 5 ppm. The water discharged from the decanter is dark in color, with a pH of 8.6 and an iron ion concentration of 25 mg/L. How can the tower top corrosion problem be solved in this situation? Thank you.
Reply #22016-04-28
Should we consider changing the injection time, switching from the original mode to continuous injection at a low flow rate?
Reply #32016-04-28
Continuous injection is required; at the beginning of injection, the amount of the slow-release agent should be increased to ensure a proper molding process
Reply #42016-04-29
1. Is a pre-coating period required before the system is restarted? 2. What is the approximate concentration of the injection amount during the film-forming stage? Based on a production rate of 150 t/h, how long is the film-forming period approximately? 3. The pH value remains relatively stable after driving, although fluctuations were observed at first as well.
Reply #52016-04-29
At the moment, it is a continuous injection of small volumes.
Reply #62016-05-03
With continuous injection, the film-forming period is generally not fixed; it is sufficient to wait until the iron ions have stabilized, which takes about half a week to a week. Your raw materials are bound to fluctuate. The dose increase is quite small
Reply #72016-05-03
Yes, the raw materials do change frequently. Can the iron ion level be kept below 5 ppm during pre-coating? How is it best to calculate the dosage for normal operation?
Reply #82016-05-04
The general standard requirement is below 5PPM. During the pre-coating phase, iron ions are kept at levels of 5 ppm or less and remain stable for a certain period of time, before gradually decreasing to the dosage recommended by the manufacturer, which generally ranges from 20 to 50 ppm. Adjust the dosage in a timely manner when the raw materials change
Reply #92016-05-04
Hello, could you give me your QQ or WeChat number? I’d like to ask you more questions. Thank you.
Reply #102016-05-05
Just chat with each other; 571319448 is available on WeChat as well as QQ
Reply #112016-05-06
Or consider using a neutralizing and corrosion-inhibiting agent; blackening indicates relatively severe corrosion, so it’s better to think about neutralizing the hydrogen sulfide present

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