Changing the direction of the vapor and liquid phases in the stripping tower
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How are the vapor and liquid phases of the transformative stripping tower treated separately?
The weather supplies the flame for burning, while the liquid phase provides the slurry for the coal grinding machine.
It is uncertain whether the gas components in the vapor phase of the stripping tower can be burned in the flare How high can the level of combustible gases be?
Gas-phase sulfur recovery, liquid-phase coal grinding.
You mean the gas phase and liquid phase in that separation tank after cooling by the tower top heat exchanger, right! There are a few options at this place. It depends on the components involved; using the liquid phase for coal grinding is the best option. High-temperature pyrolysis in a gasifier is no problem, but if the gas phase isn’t properly handled and is connected directly to a flare, it poses safety risks!
In the liquid phase, there is a deaerator for removing impurities from the water; in the gas phase, however, there is no place to send it, so it is released into the air temporarily.
So, if anyone has any good experiences to share, please do
The vapor phase can be sent to a flare, but care must be taken to avoid blockages caused by ammonium salt crystallization; it can also be sent for sulfur recovery. If vented, it will have a strong odor, while the liquid phase should be vaporized.
Check what the components of the gas are And then confirm?