Method and device for recovering urea dust by utilizing ceramic particles
A technology for ceramsite and urea, which is applied in the field of recycling urea dust and equipment using ceramsite, can solve the problems of high energy consumption and operating cost, low urea recovery efficiency, large equipment volume, etc. Uniform particle size effect
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[0023] First, fresh ceramsite 2 is soaked in storage tank 4 after adding water 3, and the water is released after soaking for about 1 hour. The urea dust gas stream 1 is sent to the filtering device 5 . After the system has been running for a period of time, start the rotary valve at the bottom of the filter device, and the ceramsite in the urea-containing aqueous solution is continuously moved out of the filter device at a certain speed and enters the washing device 6 for washing. After washing, a 17% high-concentration urea solution 7 is obtained. Return the washed ceramsite to the storage tank and re-immerse in water. After 24 hours, release the water to obtain a low-concentration urea solution 9 of about 3.8%. The ceramsite product is sent back to the filter device 5 for reuse. The above filtering device 5 adopts the fluidized bed device disclosed in Patent No. 200820142243.9.
[0024] The recovery rate of the urea dust obtained by the above method is about 98%.
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[0026] First, fresh ceramsite 2 is soaked in storage tank 4 after adding water 3, and after soaking for about 3 hours, the water is released, and then the soaked ceramsite is sent to the continuous filtering device 5 and completely filled, and finally the water-containing ceramsite is filled horizontally. The urea dust gas stream 1 is sent to the filter equipment. After the system has been running for a period of time, start the rotary valve at the bottom of the filter equipment, and the ceramsite in the urea-containing aqueous solution is continuously moved out of the filter equipment at a certain speed and enters the washing equipment 6 for washing. After washing, a 20% high-concentration urea solution 7 is obtained. After washing, the ceramsite is returned to the storage tank and soaked in water again. After 30 hours, the water is released to obtain a low-concentration urea solution 9 of about 4.5%, and the ceramsite product is sent back to the filter device 5 for reuse.
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