Condensation separators - Import export

Explosionproof/flameproof gas preheater EEx d -ATEX und IECEx zertifiziert In general a cooling down takes place at expansion of gases whilst a heating takes place at compression. Typical gases are carbon monoxide, natural gas and air. The temperature change, which occurs at expansion of gas or gas mixture from a high to low pressure i.e. after a gas pressure control is called Joule-Thomson effect. In order to prevent the effects of Joule-Thomson as icing or condensate separation, the gas will be heated up before expansion. The gas pre heaters are suitable for all kind of gaseous media (i.e. air, natural gas, technical gases, fuel gas) and low flow process applications, suitable for pressures up to 300 bar. The “Cast electric heaters” type flameproof electrical gas pre heaters are certified for use in zone 1 or 2 hazardous area, custom built to meet client specification. The gas pre heater consists of a process tube coil and an electrical heating bundle, casted in aluminium. The process gas flows through the tube coil and is heated by the aluminium block that provides the heat transfer. This indirect electric heating gives an accurate control of the process and eliminates pressure vessel design and associated costs.

Condensate polishing During the production process of basic organic chemicals, very often condensates occur as byproducts, which have to be treated before dumping or recycling into production process. The condensate occurring at the product process of caprolactame contents for example ammonium sulfate and caprolactame. The loss of these products instead of recycling would not only mean a reduction of the process recovery, but also very high costs for waste water treatment. These condensates can be concentrated by a reverse osmosis plant. Because of the high salt retention rate of the reverse osmosis membrane, nearly all contents of the condensate are separated and can be brought back to the production cycle. The filtered permeate can be dumped into the municipal waste water system without hesitation. In some cases, the recirculation of the separated contents is not appropriated. In this context, reverse osmosis helps reducing the volume of the accruing condensate. The remaining conden