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Who has any good solutions for the frequent clogging of pipes in ammonia vaporization towers?

2016-07-11View Original

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The ammonia water pipeline leading to the ammonia vaporization tower is constantly clogged – the section from the tee where the alkali is added to the point where the ammonia vapor enters the tower gets blocked every 2-3 days; it’s filled with a white, muddy substance. Does anyone have any good methods or suggestions? Thank you in advance
Reply #22016-07-11
Check for any leaks, such as in the primary cooler.
Reply #32016-07-12
This method isn’t very good; it’s available in 3-2 days. How should we proceed?
Reply #42016-07-12
What does the leak in the primary cooler have to do with this?
Reply #52016-07-12
If it isn’t handled properly, then it’s necessary to address the issue at its source, solve it fundamentally, and reduce blockages.
Reply #62016-07-12
The circulating water has a high hardness (it may also be other types of water with high hardness), and when it reacts with sodium hydroxide, salts are formed that precipitate, causing blockages.

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