Stripping tower for CO conversion condensate

Abstract

The invention relates to a stripping tower for a CO conversion condensate, which comprises a tower body, wherein a first steam stripping gas outlet; a liquid outlet, through which conversion steam stripping condensate is discharged, is formed in the bottom of the tower body; a low pressure steam inlet is formed in the lower part on the side wall of the tower body; and a plurality of condensate inlets, through which condensate enters into the tower body, are formed in the middle upper part on the side wall of the tower body. The stripping tower is characterized in that the number of the condensate inlets is large; the condensate inlets are arranged at intervals side by side; and a second steam stripping gas outlet, through which ammonia steam is discharged, is formed in the middle on the side wall of the tower body. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that the potential temperatures and the energy gradients of different conversion condensates are utilized scientifically and reasonably, so as to save the consumption of low pressure steam used for steam stripping, reduce the consumption of circulating cooling water used for a rear system to condensate steam stripping gas, eliminate a heat recovering device which is necessary in a post process, avoid the phenomenon that carbon dioxide and ammonia exist at the same time in a condenser system, effectively solve the problem of blockage caused by ammonium salt crystallization, and prolong the stable operation period of a conversion device.

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[0001] The invention relates to a CO shift condensate stripper. Background technique

[0002] The synthesis gas produced by coal gasification or residual oil gasification contains a relatively high concentration of CO gas. When the synthesis gas is used to produce products such as methanol or urea, a CO conversion unit is required to convert part or absolute of the synthesis gas by reacting with water vapor. Most of the CO is removed, producing hydrogen gas equimolar to CO. In order to increase the conversion rate and control the bed temperature in the shift reaction, it is generally required to add an excess of water vapor, and the remaining water vapor in the shift reaction is cooled in the waste heat recovery system to become a condensate, which is called a shift condensate. Usually, the shift condensate contains a small amount of gases such as ammonia and carbon dioxide dissolved in it, and it needs to be sent to the shift condensate stripping tower to b...

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