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[Abdullah_28]

Dear,

I am working on a chemical project where we need to dry feedstock to lower water content (100 ppm or less) due to the sensitivity of reactor of water.

 We have 3 feedstocks (Tank volume: 18 m3, 100 m3 and 100 m3) the current design is to dry it with hot nitrogen (too much flow of nitrogen is required).

 

 I talked with some vendors regarding the molecular sieve. However, vendor replied it is not going to work due to high viscosity (300 cp).  

 

Questions:

1-      Will hot nitrogen work for this?

2-      Can I use Air Psychometrics chart to estimate the required N2?

3-      If I am going to use hot nitrogen, should I change my tanks to vessel to ease the mass transfer or I keep Cone tank?

4-      Is there an efficient and economical way to dry these feedstocks?

 

 

Abdullah

Thanks  

Edited by Abdullah_28, 29 September 2017 - 10:58 PM.

[Abdullah_28]

Anyone has an experience on above subject!?

[latexman]

I think the lack of response is due to the lack of details.

[Abdullah_28]

What kind of details are you looking for?

[breizh]

hi ,

let you supplky  informations,  at least about the materials and the process for us to try to give a meaningful answer .

 

Breizh

[latexman]

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