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Wastewater stripping

2016-11-06View Original

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Why does acidic water carry hydrocarbons, and why is it easy to cause overpressure in the hydrogen sulfide removal tower? ?
Reply #22016-11-06
The issue of oil vaporization temperature is similar to bumping.
Reply #32016-11-11
Do you mean there are more light hydrocarbon components? ? ? It’s possible; then you say that too much oil in the tower can cause it to overflow? ? After all, the boiling point of oil is 250℃
Reply #42016-11-11
Under normal circumstances, the oil present in wastewater consists mainly of light oils; when this oil enters the wastewater stripping tower, the light oils vaporize rapidly, which causes an immediate increase in the gas load on the tower. This disrupts the gas-liquid equilibrium within the tower, and the resulting phenomenon is tower flooding.

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