WO2017008416A1 - 结晶塔和结晶方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention belongs to the field of chemical industry and relates to a crystallization device for gas phase reaction, in particular to a crystallization column for treating two gases to form a solid phase and a crystallization method thereof.
- Crystallization is a process in which a solid substance is precipitated from a vapor, a solution or a melt in a crystalline state.
- the traditional industrial crystallization research field can be generally divided into four categories, namely solution crystallization, melt crystallization, precipitation crystallization and sublimation crystallization.
- Crystallization equipment is an important unit chemical equipment.
- the cooling crystallization equipment mainly adopts the partition wall cooling crystallization equipment and the vacuum cooling crystallization equipment, wherein the partition wall cooling crystallization equipment mostly has a jacket cooling crystallization tank, the water consumption thereof is large, the heat exchange surface is easy to scale, and the cooling production efficiency is low; Vacuum-cooled crystallization equipment is only used in a small number of companies, and steam consumption is generally high due to the need to use steam for jet vacuuming.
- the air cooling crystallization tower has been successfully applied to the cooling crystallization of chemical production, but the crystallization tower has a large volume and high energy consumption still exists.
- the existing crystal tower has problems in that crystals are not easily detached, energy consumption is large, and the concentration of acidic water formed is low, which causes waste of resources.
- a conventional crystal tower structure composed of a plurality of perforated plates the structure is complicated, the cost is high, the crystals are easily enriched and firmly adhered to the crystal plate, and are not easily peeled off, and the cycle of the crystallizing tower by additional vibration equipment is required.
- Sexual vibrations help the detachment of crystals, which makes the energy consumption large.
- the crystals are not easily detached, the amount of water used for rinsing the crystals is large, and the concentration of the formed acidic water is low, which is a problem that needs to be solved in the design of the crystallization tower.
- the present invention provides a crystallization column and a crystallization method thereof, which have a simple structure, a low cost, high crystallization efficiency, and easy detachment of crystals.
- a crystallization column comprising an upper head provided with a gas outlet, a tower body, and a lower head provided with a gas inlet and a material outlet, the tower body comprising a crystallization section, wherein the crystallization section is provided with a tray comprising a tray plate extending from the inner wall of the tower body and a plurality of lower crystal members spaced apart from each other on the lower surface of the tray plate.
- the top end of the lower crystallized member may form a movable connection with the tray plate such that a wobble collision between adjacent two lower crystal members can occur.
- the lower surface of the tray plate may be spaced apart from the plurality of lifting ears, and the top end of the lower crystal member may be provided with a lifting ring which is fastened to the lifting lug so that the lower crystal member can swing.
- a plurality of lifting lugs are uniformly disposed on the lower surface of the tray plate, and the plurality of lower crystal members are connected to the plurality of lifting ears in a one-to-one correspondence.
- the lower crystallized member may include a sling and a lower cylinder, and a radial distance between the centers of the cylinders of any two adjacent lower cylinders that are downwardly depending is smaller than the axial height of the lower cylinder.
- the surface of the cylinder of the lower cylinder may be provided with a projection.
- the projections are preferably thorns, and the plurality of lances project radially outward from the cylindrical surface of the lower cylinder, such that the lower cylinder is formed into a macadam-like structure.
- the radial maximum extension length of the thorn may be from 1/20 to 1/8 of the axial height of the lower cylinder, preferably from 1/15 to 1/10.
- the height gap between the upper and lower adjacent ridges is 1/20 to 1/8 of the axial height of the lower cylinder, preferably 1/15 to 1/10.
- the top end of the lower crystalline member can also be attached to the lower surface of the tray plate by a flexible cord.
- the lower crystal member is an elastic member or a flexible member whose tip is fixedly coupled to the lower surface of the tray plate, and the elastic member or the flexible member can be bent so that a swing collision can occur between the adjacent two lower crystal members.
- the lower crystal member may also include a lower cylinder and a flexible wire, and the flexible wire is disposed on the lower cylinder to form a twisted wire structure.
- one end of the tray plate is connected to the inner wall of the tower body, and the other end is laterally extended and protrudes from the tower
- a gas flow gap may be formed between the inner walls of the opposite sides of the body.
- the crystallization section is provided with multi-layer trays which are sequentially spaced up and down, and the multi-layer trays are arranged on both sides of the central axis of the tower body and are formed in a left-right staggered arrangement, so that the gas phase can sequentially flow upward through the gas of each tray plate.
- the gap is formed to form a baffle.
- the tray further includes a plurality of upper crystal members extending upward from the upper surface of the tray plate.
- the height gap is preferably 20 mm to 150 mm, more preferably 50mm ⁇ 100mm.
- the upper crystal member may include an upper cylinder and a flexible wire, and the flexible wire is disposed on the upper cylinder to form a twisted wire structure.
- the upper cylinder may be made of stainless steel, PTFE or carbon steel lining, and the flexible thread is a material that does not react with ammonium sulphate and is insoluble in water, such as carbon fiber, nylon, fluoroplastic, stainless steel wire.
- the diameter of the flexible thread is 1 mm to 12 mm.
- the diameter of the flexible thread is preferably 1 mm to 3 mm.
- the flexible thread is made of a non-metal material, the diameter of the flexible thread is preferably 2 mm to 5 mm.
- the tower body may further comprise a cooling section, wherein the cooling section is provided with a heat taking component, and the heat taking component is preferably any one of a tube-tube evaporative cooler, a plate heat exchanger, an electric refrigeration unit, and a gas-fired lithium bromide unit.
- the column body may also include a feed mixing section located below the cooling section, and a gas phase distributor is disposed in the feed mixing section, and the gas phase distributor is preferably an aeration head, a plate type gas phase distributor, or a tray type gas phase distributor.
- the upper head may also be provided with a water inlet, and the water inlet may be connected with an inlet water distribution pipe, and the inlet water distribution pipe may be provided with a plurality of nozzles.
- the water inlet and the gas outlet may be the same port, or the water inlet and the gas outlet may be independently set.
- the present invention also provides a crystallization method using the above crystallization column of the present invention, wherein a gas to be crystallized enters the column body through a gas inlet, and a gas to be crystallized in the crystallization section The upper reaction crystallizes, and the crystallized gas is discharged from the gas outlet.
- the crystallization method may further include: introducing water from the top of the tower body to wash the crystals on the tray, the washed water and The mixture of crystals flows out of the material outlet.
- the gas to be crystallized is preferably a mixed gas containing hydrogen sulfide gas and ammonia gas.
- the molar ratio of the hydrogen sulfide-containing gas to the ammonia gas is from 1:1 to 1:2, preferably from 5:6 to 2:3.
- the reaction crystallization temperature of the hydrogen sulfide-containing gas and the ammonia gas is 0 to 40 ° C, preferably 0 to 20 ° C.
- the crystallization column of the present invention has at least the following advantages:
- a tray and a plurality of suspended lower crystal members are disposed in the crystallization section, and the reaction gas flows through the lower crystal member when it flows through the lower crystal member, and the gas phase flows through the lower portion.
- the crystal member is crystallized, there is a difference in the flow around it, the crystal adhesion is a non-uniform state, the gas phase flow is blown and the center of gravity is shifted, which tends to cause the lower crystal member to oscillate.
- the crystal is broken. And peeling off, falling on the next tray or the bottom of the tower body, so the crystal tower of the invention is easy to crystallize and peel off;
- the crystallized member is further provided by the twisted wire brush type, and the crystal grain attachment area is greatly increased.
- the tow of the upper crystal member is The space still exists, which can make the falling crystals in a fluffy state, the reaction gas can still pass through, and continue to crystallize and attach during the crossing process; and the falling crystal surface can also be used as a crystal attachment surface, which greatly increases the crystallinity. Attached area.
- the switching operation is performed, and the crystallizing tower filled with crystals is filled with water from the top, since the crystallized material is in a fluffy state between the gaps of the twisted brush crystal column, in the water flooding distributor Under the impulse, it is easy to fall off onto the tray plate;
- the crystallization column of the invention has a large surface area for attaching crystals, easy to fall off and deposits on the tray, and the amount of water injection is small, and the formed acidic water concentration is high, which can effectively reduce the energy consumption of acid water stripping.
- the ammonium thiosulfate crystallization process in the refinery acidic water treatment process is especially suitable for the separation process of hydrogen sulfide in acid gas containing carbon dioxide.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a crystallization column according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the arrows in the figure represent the flow direction of the gas phase, that is, the upward baffle is formed;
- FIGS. 2 to 5 are schematic structural views of a tray according to various embodiments of the present invention.
- Figure 6 is a schematic view showing the structure of an upper crystal member according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
- orientation words such as “up, down, top, and bottom” are generally used for the directions shown in the drawings or for vertical, vertical or gravity directions, unless otherwise stated.
- the components are described in terms of their positional relationship; the “vertical direction” refers to the upper and lower directions of the paper, and the “horizontal direction” refers to the horizontal and horizontal directions of the paper which are substantially horizontal; “inside and outside” generally refers to the interior and exterior of the chamber relative to the chamber.
- the present invention provides a crystallization column comprising an upper head 1 provided with a gas outlet 4, a tower body 2, and a lower head 3 provided with a gas inlet 8 and a material outlet 7, the tower
- the body 2 includes a crystallization section 11 in which a tray 14 is disposed, and the tray 14 includes a tray plate 15 extending substantially laterally from the inner wall of the tower body 2 and disposed below the tray plate 15 at a distance from each other.
- a plurality of lower crystalline members 17 of the surface is
- the crystallization column of the present invention it is preferably applied to a gas-gas crystallization reaction, but is not limited thereto, and can be used for other gas-liquid reactions.
- the gas to be crystallized enters the column body 2 from the gas inlet 8, and crystals are generated in the tray 14 in the crystallizing section 11, mainly adhering to the lower crystal member 7 of the tray plate 15, and the crystals are peeled off or washed to
- the material outlet 7 at the bottom of the tower body 2 is discharged to the next process, and the gas is discharged from the gas outlet 4 after the reaction.
- the present invention adopts a simple crystallization device, that is, a tray 14 having a large crystal area, and a plurality of lower crystal members protruding from the tray 14 17. While increasing the crystal area, the crystal on the suspended lower crystal member 17 is also easily peeled off from the lower crystal member 17 under the disturbance of the flowing gas.
- the lower crystal member 17 can be formed into the twisted wire brush structure shown in FIG. 6, which has a large surface area for facilitating adhesion and crystallization, and the lower crystal member 7 as a twisted wire brush structure can be fixed or movably connected to the tray plate 15. lower surface.
- the lower crystal member 17 may also be an elastic member or a flexible member whose tip is fixedly coupled to the lower surface of the tray plate 15, and the elastic member or the flexible member can be bent so that adjacent ones A swing collision can occur between the two lower crystal members 17.
- the tip end of the lower crystal member 17 and the tray plate 15 are preferably formed in a movable connection so that a swing collision can occur between the adjacent two lower crystal members 17.
- a buckle sliding connection manner of a lifting eye of a lifting eye is exemplified.
- the lower surface of the tray plate 15 is spaced apart from the plurality of lifting lugs 16, and the top end of the lower crystallizing member 17 is provided with a lifting ring 18, and the lifting ring 18 is fastened to the lifting lug 16 so that the lower crystallizing member 17 can swing.
- a plurality of lifting lugs 16 are uniformly disposed on the lower surface of the tray plate 15, and the plurality of lower crystal members 17 are connected to the plurality of lifting lugs 16 one by one.
- the top end of the lower crystal member 17 can also be connected to the tower through a flexible rope or the like.
- the lower surface of the disk plate 15 can also cause the adjacent two lower crystal members 17 to oscillate and collide with each other under the action of the airflow or the self-gravity deflection.
- the lower crystal member 17 in a preferred embodiment of the lower crystal member 17, it includes a lower cylinder 19 and a lifting eye 18 connected to the top end of the lower cylinder 19.
- the lower crystal members 17 When the lower crystal members 17 are connected one-to-one to the uniformly arranged plurality of lugs 16, the length of the lower crystal members 17 and their spacing density are required to facilitate the generation of wobbles and collisions, for example, in various embodiments illustrated,
- the radial distance between the centers of the cylinders of any two adjacent lower cylinders 19 that are suspended downward is smaller than the axial height of the lower cylinders 19.
- the adjacent undergrowth-shaped lower crystal members 17 are preferably shifted from each other in height so that the adjacent lower crystal members 17 are favorable for the thorns 20 to be aligned when the oscillating collision occurs.
- the crystals between the two thorns 20 on one side make it easy to peel off.
- the radial maximum extent of the lance 20 is 1/10 of the axial height of the lower cylinder 19. 20 to 1/8, preferably 1/15 to 1/10.
- the height gap between the vertically adjacent ridges 20 is 1/20 to 1/8 of the axial height of the lower cylinder 19, preferably 1/15 to 1 /10.
- the tray plate 15 when the tray plate 15 is installed, one end thereof is connected to the inner wall of the tower body 2, and the other end is laterally extended and a gas flow gap is formed between the projecting end and the inner wall of the opposite side of the tower body 2, and the gas phase can pass through the gas phase. There is no need to form a perforation or the like on the tray plate 15 in the gas flow gap.
- the gas flow gap facilitates the formation of a duct to blow the lower crystal member 17.
- the multi-layer trays 14 which are vertically spaced apart are disposed in the crystallization section 11 shown in FIG. 1, the multi-layer trays 14 are disposed on the central axis of the tower body 2 (not shown in the drawings for clarity).
- the sides are formed in a left-right staggered arrangement such that the gas phase can sequentially pass upward through the gas flow gap of each tray plate 15 to form a baffle.
- the gas phase flows in a direction indicated by an arrow in the figure to form a baffle, the lower crystal member 17 on each of the tray plates 15 can be blown to contribute to the occurrence of a wobble collision, which is advantageous for crystallization and peeling of crystals.
- the tray plate 15 projecting laterally or laterally obliquely from the inner wall of the tower body 2 is not limited to the arrangement of the upper and lower intervals and the left and right sides of the illustration, and is not limited to a plurality of blocks, and the tower body 2 may be only A single tray plate 15 is mounted, and perforations may also be formed in the single tray plate 15 for airflow therethrough.
- the tray 14 in order to increase the crystal area, also preferably includes a plurality of upper crystal members 21 which extend upward from the upper surface of the tray plate 15.
- the gas phase baffling can not only blow the lower crystal member 17 to adhere to the crystal, but also simultaneously blow the upper crystal member 21, thereby greatly increasing the crystal area.
- the height gap is preferably from 20 mm to 150 mm, and more preferably from 50 mm to 100 mm.
- a preferred structural form of the upper crystalline member 21 includes an upper cylinder 23 and a flexible wire 22, and a flexible wire 22 is disposed on the upper cylinder 23 to form a twisted wire structure.
- This similar brush shape can greatly increase the crystal area, and the crystals are easily peeled off, and the falling crystal surface can also be used as a crystal attachment surface.
- This upper crystallizing member 21 is applied to the embodiment shown in Figs. 4 and 5, and Fig. 5 differs from Fig. 4 in that the lower crystal member 17 with the thorn 20 is employed in Fig. 5.
- the upper cylinder 23 is preferably a corrosion-resistant stainless steel material, a PTFE material or a carbon steel outer lining material according to the reaction gas and the reaction characteristics, and the flexible yarn 22 is preferably not reactive with ammonium hydrogen sulfide and is insoluble in water.
- the material is preferably any one of carbon fiber, nylon, fluoroplastic, and stainless steel wire.
- the flexible wire 22 has a diameter of approximately 1 mm to 12 mm. When the flexible wire 22 is made of a metal material, the diameter of the flexible wire 22 is preferably 1 mm to 3 mm. When the flexible wire 22 is a non-metallic material, the diameter of the flexible wire 22 is preferably 2 mm. ⁇ 5mm.
- the tower body 2 further includes a cooling section 10, and the cooling section is provided with a heat-removing component 13, which is preferably a tube-tube evaporative cooler, a plate heat exchanger, an electric refrigeration unit, and a gas. Any of the lithium bromide units.
- the gas entering the crystallization column through the gas inlet 8 can be cooled by the heat taking unit 13 to be cooled to near the crystallization reaction temperature, thereby facilitating the immediate crystallization reaction in the upper crystallization stage 11.
- the cooling of the gas to be crystallized and its cooling device can also be disposed outside the tower body 2 as needed.
- the tower body 2 further comprises a feed mixing section 9 located below the cooling section 10, in which a gas phase distributor 12 is provided, which is preferably an aeration head, a plate type gas phase distributor, or a tray Gas phase distributor, etc.
- the gas phase distributor 12 makes the gas distribution uniform, the flow field stable, and the crystals uniform.
- the upper head 1 is also provided with a water inlet 5, water inlet The inlet 5 is connected to the inlet water distribution pipe 6, and the inlet water distribution pipe 6 is provided with a plurality of nozzles. By spraying water from the nozzle, the crystals can be washed and dissolved to form, for example, acidic water or the like, and flow out from the material outlet 7 at the bottom of the tower body.
- the crystallized material is in a fluffy state between the gaps of the twisted wire type crystallizing member 21, and is easily detached onto the tray plate 15 under the water injection force.
- the water inlet 5 and the gas outlet 4 can be separately provided, but since the water injection and the discharge reaction tail gas are switching operations of different time periods, the water inlet 5 and the gas outlet 4 can preferably be the same port.
- the present invention also provides a corresponding crystallization method, that is, the gas to be crystallized is sent into the column body 2 through the gas inlet 8, and the crystallization gas is reacted and crystallized on the tray 14 of the crystallization section 11, The crystallized gas is discharged from the gas outlet 4. Water is introduced from the top of the tower body 2 to wash the crystals on the tray 14, and the washed mixture of water and crystals flows out of the material outlet 7.
- the working process of the crystallization column of the present invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific applications, and the working flow of the crystallization column of the present invention will be specifically described by taking ammonia gas treatment of hydrogen sulfide containing gas as an example.
- the molar ratio of the hydrogen sulfide-containing gas to the ammonia gas is 1:1 to 1:2, preferably 5:6 to 2:3.
- the reaction crystallization temperature of the hydrogen sulfide-containing gas and the ammonia gas is 0 to 40 ° C, preferably 0 to 20 ° C.
- the acid gas (hydrogen sulfide gas) mixed with ammonia gas enters the crystallization column from the gas inlet 8 of the crystallization column, and the gas phase uniformly distributed through the plate type gas phase distributor 12 in the feed mixing section 9 enters the cooling section 10 and passes through the column.
- the tubular evaporative cooler realizes cooling and cooling under the action of liquid ammonia, and the liquid ammonia absorbs heat to form an ammonia gas sending device, or the ammonia gas reacted with the acid gas enters the crystallization tower, and after the cooling, the ammonia gas is mixed.
- the acid gas starts to crystallize on the lower crystal member 17 of the tray 14, and when the ammonium hydrogen sulfide flows through the lower crystal member 17, crystallizes on the surface thereof, and as the gas phase flows through the lower crystal member 17, there is a difference in the flow around it, and the crystal adheres.
- the vapor phase flow is blown and the center of gravity is shifted, causing the lower crystal member 17 to oscillate.
- the crystal is broken and peeled off from the lower crystal member 17, and falls to the next.
- the use efficiency of the crystallization tower is greatly increased.
- the crystallized material in the crystallization tower reaches a certain load, the crystallization tower is switched and operated.
- Water is injected from the water inlet 5 of the crystallization tower, and the ammonium hydrogen hydride crystal is washed and dissolved to form acidic water, which is sent out through the material outlet 7 provided by the lower head 3 of the crystallization tower.
- a plurality of the water inlet 5 and the gas inlet 8 may be provided, for example, a plurality of ports arranged at equal intervals in the circumferential direction.
- the crystallization column shown in Fig. 1 was used, and the acid gas was used as a raw material for treatment.
- the volume fraction of CO 2 in the acid gas is 94%
- the volume fraction of H 2 S is 5%
- the volume fraction of hydrocarbons is 1%.
- the acid gas is first cooled to 20 ° C by a cooler, and then uniformly mixed with ammonia gas.
- the molar ratio of acid gas to ammonia gas is 2:3, and the mixed stream enters the crystallization column to obtain a gas phase stream and ammonium hydrogen hydride crystal.
- the ammonium hydrogensulfide crystals are deposited in a crystallization column.
- Table 1 The material analysis results are shown in Table 1.
- the reaction conditions were the same as in Example 1, except that a crystallizing tank of the present invention was used instead of the crystallizing column of the present invention, which was a conventional empty tank, but ensured crystallization of the crystallizing tank and the crystallizing tower of the present invention.
- the space is the same.
- the crystallization column of the present invention can be continuously operated, the crystallization effect is outstanding, the crystal body is easy to obtain, the water consumption is small, the gas purification degree is high, and the energy consumption is reduced, and is particularly suitable for the separation process of hydrogen sulfide in the acid gas containing carbon dioxide. .
- the present invention is not limited to the specific details of the embodiments described above, and various modifications may be made to the technical solutions of the present invention within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention.
- the non-uniform spacing distribution of the lower crystal members 17 and the non-uniform connection of the lifting rings 18 to the lifting lugs 16 may be movably connected to the single lifting lugs 16 with a plurality of lifting lugs 18, and the upper cylindrical body 23 and the lower crystalline members 17 are not limited thereto.
- the shape of the cylinder shown may be various curved shapes and the like, and such a simple modification is considered to fall within the scope of protection of the present invention.
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- 一种结晶塔,包括设有气体出口(4)的上封头(1)、塔体(2)以及设有气体入口(8)和物料出口(7)的下封头(3),所述塔体(2)包括结晶段(11),其中,所述结晶段(11)内设置有塔盘(14),所述塔盘(14)包括从所述塔体(2)的内壁上伸出的塔盘板(15)和彼此间隔地布置在该塔盘板(15)的下表面的多个下结晶构件(17)。
- 根据权利要求1所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下结晶构件(17)的顶端与所述塔盘板(15)的下表面形成活动连接,使得相邻的两个所述下结晶构件(17)之间能够发生摆动碰撞。
- 根据权利要求2所述的结晶塔,其中,所述塔盘板(15)的下表面间隔布置有多个吊耳(16),所述下结晶构件(17)的顶端设有吊环(18),该吊环(18)与所述吊耳(16)扣连,使得所述下结晶构件(17)能够摆动。
- 根据权利要求3所述的结晶塔,其中,多个所述吊耳(16)均匀地设置在所述塔盘板(15)的下表面,多个所述下结晶构件(17)一一对应地连接于多个所述吊耳(16)。
- 根据权利要求4所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下结晶构件(17)包括所述吊环(18)和下柱体(19),呈向下悬垂状的任意相邻两个所述下柱体(19)的柱体中心之间的径向距离小于所述下柱体(19)的轴向高度。
- 根据权利要求5所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下柱体(19)的柱体表面设置有凸起。
- 根据权利要求6所述的结晶塔,其中,所述凸起为刺状物(20),多个所述刺状物(20)分别从所述下柱体(19)的柱体表面径向向外伸出,使得所述下柱体(19)形成为狼牙棒状结构。
- 根据权利要求7所述的结晶塔,其中,所述刺状物(20)的径向最大伸出长度为所述下柱体(19)的轴向高度的1/20~1/8,优选为1/15~1/10。
- 根据权利要求7所述的结晶塔,其中,在狼牙棒状结构的所述下柱体(19)中,上下相邻的所述刺状物(20)之间的高度间隙为所述下柱体(19)的轴向高度的1/20~1/8,优选为1/15~1/10。
- 根据权利要求2所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下结晶构件(17)的顶端通过柔性绳索连接于所述塔盘板(15)的下表面。
- 根据权利要求1所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下结晶构件(17)为顶端固定连接于所述塔盘板(15)的下表面的弹性构件或柔性构件,该弹性构件或柔性构件能够弯曲,以使得相邻的两个所述下结晶构件(17)之间能够发生摆动碰撞。
- 根据权利要求1所述的结晶塔,其中,所述下结晶构件(17)包括下柱体(19)和柔性丝线(22),所述柔性丝线(22)设置在所述下柱体(19)上以形成扭丝刷式结构。
- 根据权利要求1~12中任意一项所述的结晶塔,其中,所述塔盘板(15)的一端与所述塔体(2)的内壁相连,另一端横向伸出且伸出端与所 述塔体(2)的相对侧的内壁之间形成有气体流通间隙。
- 根据权利要求13所述的结晶塔,其中,所述结晶段(11)内设置有依次上下间隔的多层所述塔盘(14),多层所述塔盘(14)设置在所述塔体(2)的中心轴线的两侧且形成左右交错布置,使得气相能够依次向上通过各个所述塔盘板(15)的所述气体流通间隙以形成折流。
- 根据权利要求14所述的结晶塔,其中,所述塔盘(14)还包括多个上结晶构件(21),该上结晶构件(21)从所述塔盘板(15)的上表面向上延伸。
- 根据权利要求15所述的结晶塔,其中,在上下相邻的两个所述塔盘(14)中,下方的所述塔盘(14)的所述上结晶构件(21)的顶端与上方的所述塔盘(14)的所述下结晶构件(17)的底端之间存在高度间隙,所述高度间隙优选为20mm~150mm,更优选为50mm~100mm。
- 根据权利要求15所述的结晶塔,其中,所述上结晶构件(21)包括上柱体(23)和柔性丝线(22),所述柔性丝线(22)设置在所述上柱体(23)上以形成扭丝刷式结构。
- 根据权利要求17所述的结晶塔,其中,所述上柱体(23)为不锈钢材质、四氟材质或碳钢外衬四氟材质,所述柔性丝线(22)为不与硫氢化铵反应且不溶于水的材质,优选为碳纤维、尼龙、氟塑料、不锈钢丝中的任一种。
- 根据权利要求17所述的结晶塔,其中,所述柔性丝线(22)的直径为1mm~12mm,当所述柔性丝线(22)为金属材质时,所述柔性丝线(22)的直径优选为1mm~3mm,当所述柔性丝线(22)为非金属材质时,所述柔性丝线(22)的直径优选为2mm~5mm。
- 根据权利要求1所述的结晶塔,其中,所述塔体(2)还包括冷却段(10),所述冷却段内设置有取热组件(13),所述取热组件(13)优选为列管式蒸发冷却器、板式热交换器、电制冷机组、燃气型溴化锂机组中的任一种。
- 根据权利要求20所述的结晶塔,其中,所述塔体(2)还包括位于所述冷却段(10)下方的进料混合段(9),该进料混合段(9)内设置气相分布器(12),所述气相分布器(12)优选为曝气头、板式气相分布器、或槽盘式气相分布器。
- 根据权利要求1所述的结晶塔,其中,所述上封头(1)还设有进水口(5),所述进水口(5)连接有进水分布管(6),所述进水分布管(6)上设有若干喷嘴。
- 根据权利要求22所述的结晶塔,其中,所述进水口(5)与所述气体出口(4)为同一个口,或者所述进水口(5)与所述气体出口(4)分别独立设置。
- 一种结晶方法,该结晶方法采用权利要求1~23中任一权利要求所述的结晶塔,其中将待结晶气体通过所述气体入口(8)进入所述塔体(2) 内,所述待结晶气体在所述结晶段(11)的所述塔盘(14)上反应结晶,结晶后的气体从所述气体出口(4)排出。
- 根据权利要求24所述的结晶方法,其中,进入所述塔体(2)内的所述待结晶气体为含硫化氢气体与氨气的混合气体。
- 根据权利要求25所述的结晶方法,其中,所述含硫化氢气体与氨气的进料摩尔比为1:1~1:2,优选为5:6~2:3。
- 根据权利要求25所述的结晶方法,其中,所述含硫化氢气体与氨气的反应结晶温度为0~40℃,优选为0~20℃。
- 根据权利要求24所述的结晶方法,其中,该结晶方法还包括:从所述塔体(2)的顶部通入水以冲刷所述塔盘(14)上的结晶物,冲刷后的水和所述结晶物的混合液从所述物料出口(7)流出。
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