Styrene storage method and styrene storage device
A styrene and storage tank technology, applied in the field of styrene storage devices, can solve problems such as the inability to effectively control the storage temperature, and achieve the effects of avoiding the risk of tank cleaning and maintenance, fast cooling, and avoiding corrosion and leakage
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[0045] In a volume of 100m with an external cooling system 3 Storage tank 1 stores 70m 3 Styrene, when the external temperature is 30°C, turn on the external circulation pump 2 to make the external circulation ratio 18%, cool down the styrene in the storage tank, and transport it back to the storage tank when the styrene is cooled to 20°C. The cooler 3 in the external circulation cooling system is a fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger. The tube side of the fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger is fed with styrene, and the shell side is fed with brine at a temperature of -5°C. Record the time required for the temperature of styrene in the storage tank to cool to 20°C, and take samples to measure the content of styrene dimer in the storage tank. The results are shown in Table 1.
Embodiment 2
[0047] In a volume of 100m with an external cooling system 3 Storage tank 1 stores 70m 3 Styrene, when the external temperature is 30°C, turn on the external circulation pump 2 to make the external circulation ratio 15%, cool down the styrene in the storage tank, and transport it back to the storage tank when the styrene is cooled to 20°C. The cooler 3 in the external circulation cooling system is a fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger. The tube side of the fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger is fed with styrene, and the shell side is fed with brine at a temperature of -5°C. Record the time required for the temperature of styrene in the storage tank to cool to 20°C, and take samples to measure the content of styrene dimer in the storage tank. The results are shown in Table 1.
Embodiment 3
[0049] In a volume of 100m with an external cooling system 3 Storage tank 1 stores 70m 3 Styrene, when the external temperature is 30°C, turn on the external circulation pump 2 to make the external circulation ratio 12%, cool down the styrene in the storage tank, and transport it back to the storage tank when the styrene is cooled to 20°C. The cooler 3 in the external circulation cooling system is a fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger. The tube side of the fixed tube-sheet heat exchanger is fed with styrene, and the shell side is fed with brine at a temperature of -5°C. Record the time required for the temperature of styrene in the storage tank to cool to 20°C, and take samples to measure the content of styrene dimer in the storage tank. The results are shown in Table 1.
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