High pressure drop in the acidic water stripping tower

2016-09-21View Original

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The acidic water stripping tower uses a single-tower side-line ammonia extraction process, and the pressure throughout the tower has been reduced to 0.1 Mpa. What’s going on?

Reply #22016-09-28

How much has the side line opened? Is there a problem with the gauge?

Reply #32016-09-30

Do acidic waters containing impurities such as oil and coke powder clog the trays?

Reply #42018-02-05

Does the opening degree of the side line have a significant impact on the pressure drop of the tower?

Reply #52018-03-18

Is the load on the tower too high or is the stripping tower clogged?

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