Method for decomposing sodium phenolate using low CO2-content exhaust gas
A low-content, waste gas technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, preparation of organic compounds, alkali metal compounds, etc., can solve the problems of large consumption of sulfuric acid, poor operating conditions, serious equipment corrosion, etc. Bring about the effects of environmental pollution and reduced operating costs
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[0012] Utilize low CO 2 Exhaust gas (CO 2 waste gas with a content of less than 12%) is cooled by a direct cooling cooling tower (existing equipment) to a water vapor dew point temperature of 40-60°C, water vapor and sundries in the waste gas are removed, and the waste gas is pumped to the decomposition tower by a fan. The flow rate of the waste gas is 3000m 3 / h; Sodium phenate is heated to 60°C with steam and then enters the decomposition tower with low content of CO 2 Exhaust gas contact, through the function of decomposition tower internals, realizes heat transfer and mass transfer, and decomposes sodium phenate into crude phenol and soda ash. The internal part of the decomposition tower is high-efficiency packing—real material of metal Bowen board, and a collector ring is installed in the decomposition tower to make the gas and liquid fully contact. The decomposition tower used is about 1 / 3 higher than the ordinary decomposition tower, and the crude phenol and soda ash ...
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