Transformation of low-temperature condensate stripping tower condensate utilization
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This post was last edited by cyooob on 2016-5-4 09:09. Hello everyone, at our company, the condensate from the low-temperature condensate stripping tower is currently reused in coal grinding. However, due to its high ammonia nitrogen content (2–3%), this leads to an unpleasant odor in the coal grinding area. Do any of you have any better methods for dealing with this wastewater? Thank you! Since this wastewater contains 200 ppm of sulfur, some people have suggested sulfur recovery. But can it be ensured that the ammonia nitrogen is converted into nitrogen during the sulfur combustion process, without causing excessive levels of nitrogen oxides?
What is the method used to prepare ammonia water? Is there any sulfur content in ammonia water? What can ammonia water be used for?
Ammonia in water is converted into ammonia water or liquid ammonia through stripping; ammonia water can be sent to boilers or used for sulfur recovery as a desulfurization agent, which is the best option.