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How to deal with deflection in Lindata?

2016-07-18View Original

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How to deal with deflection in Lindata? In a methanol synthesis tower with a capacity of 200,000 tons per year for coal-to-gas production in Shanxi, flow deviation often occurred. The company took measures by first increasing the inlet temperature, and then reducing it once the temperature became uniform.
Reply #22016-07-22
Lindata, air-cooled – Process gas enters the synthesis tower via the tube side, enters from the top, undergoes heat exchange in the U-tube heat exchanger, then returns to the upper part of the tower to reach the catalyst layer, with exhaust gas being released from the bottom of the tower.
Reply #32016-07-26
In early models of Linda’s atmospheric cooling towers, flow deviation occurred due to uneven catalyst distribution; raising the inlet temperature helped prevent temperature drops, and once the reaction stabilized, this issue became less significant. Modern water-cooled towers hardly experience any flow deviation at all

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