Model of foam breaker mesh for sulfur recovery capturer
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May I ask what model the defoamers used by everyone are? We are using the 40-100 model, but its capture efficiency is not good.
Shouldn’t it be changed to a high-efficiency version? Yours is the standard type.
Yes, it seems that the capture efficiency is poor; sulfur is released in the exhaust gas after capture, and the quench tower gets clogged constantly.
For the internal components of sulfur recovery gas-liquid catchers, it is absolutely unacceptable to continue using the old and simple wire mesh demisters from the 1960s and 1970s; such devices have low separation efficiency, unstable operation, limited operational flexibility, are prone to clogging, and result in high operating pressure drops. Now, high-efficiency vapor-liquid demisting and defoaming separators with feather-shaped elements are commonly used, replacing the traditional simple wire mesh internals. Please refer to: 1. Regarding measures to prevent excessive SO2 and sulfur generation in hydrogen fluoride production facilities, please visit http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1581729-1-1.html to participate in the discussion. 2. Participate in the discussion on the removal of liquid sulfur foam from SO2 in the sulfur dioxide production unit of the sulfolane plant at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1616252-1-1.html.
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