Atmospheric analytical recovery tower for high-ammonia-content wastewater
A recovery tower and waste water technology, applied in the field of chemical equipment, can solve problems such as restricting the economic benefits of production enterprises, affecting ammonia nitrogen emission indicators, and short service life of fillers, so as to reduce the cost of repair and maintenance and the loss of production stoppage, and reduce resource consumption , Corrosion reduction effect
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[0017] Example 1: Such as figure 1 As shown, the main body of this embodiment is the tower body 1, and the feed is fed at the feed port 5 at the height of 23.7 meters (ammonia content is about 30mg / L), and the feed liquid is uniformly distributed through the feed distributor 6, from top to bottom After the upper stainless steel structured packing 2, the middle stainless steel structured packing 3, and the lower stainless steel structured packing 4, the height of each layer is 5.13 meters, and the overall height is 15.4 meters. After stripping, the material is discharged through the discharge port 7 to the bottom of the tower (waste liquid The ammonia content is 0mg / L).
[0018] At the same time, the 0.6MPa saturated low-pressure steam enters the steam distributor 9 through the steam inlet 8 for uniform distribution, and passes through the stripping section of the lower stainless steel structured packing 4, the middle stainless steel structured packing 3, and the upper stainless s...
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