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Leak in the top cooler of the vapor phase propane removal tower

2016-08-18View Original

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If the tube bundle of the overhead cooler in the vapor fraction propane removal tower leaks, how can we determine that a leak has occurred? If anyone has personal experience, please share it. Thank you, extra points
Reply #22016-08-18
Measure the total hydrocarbons of volatile gases in the circulating return water
Reply #32016-08-18
In the case of water cooling, propane will enter the water; this can be easily detected by opening the circulating water outlet and checking for condensation.
Reply #42016-08-18
Can it be determined from the computer DCS?
Reply #52016-08-18
The DCS cannot detect this, unless the leakage is severe, causing a drop in the pressure of the propane tower and an increase in the pressure of the circulating return water. Prolonged leakage can lead to a decline in the quality of circulating water and eutrophication; algae will grow as soon as the flow stops

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