Low temperature activated carbon adsorption device for processing radioactive inert gas
A technology of activated carbon adsorption and inert gas, which is used in radioactive purification, nuclear engineering, dispersed particle separation, etc. It can solve problems such as thermal expansion and contraction of pipelines, and achieve the effects of small flow resistance of equipment, improved economy, and reduced cooling loss.
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[0022] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
[0023] Such as figure 1 As shown, a low-temperature activated carbon adsorption device for processing radioactive inert gases of the present invention includes a liquid nitrogen tank 8 and an activated carbon bed 16 placed inside it. The bottom of the liquid nitrogen tank 8 is provided with a liquid nitrogen inlet pipe 15, and the top is provided with a There is a nitrogen discharge pipe 1, and the activated carbon bed 16 is suspended on the head 4 of the liquid nitrogen tank through the hanging rod 7, and the head 4 of the liquid nitrogen tank is connected with the liquid nitrogen tank 8 by the flange cover 6 of the liquid nitrogen tank. The upper and lower parts in the activated carbon bed 16 are respectively provided with an upper support orifice plate 18 and a lower support orifice plate 14, and the outer circumference of the acti...
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