Method of flashing black liquor

Concentrating evaporators – Processes – Involving waste liquid

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159 21, 159DIG4, 159DIG22, 159 482, 162 29, B01D 116

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045511985

ABSTRACT:
A flash tank, and method of flashing steam utilizing the tank, result in minimum foam generation so that the outlet steam remains uncontaminated. Feed fluid fed into the interior of the tank is positively prevented from splashing into the liquid seal provided adjacent the liquid outlet from the tank. This may be done by directing the feed fluid upwardly when introduced into the tank, and providing a liquid holding tank externally of the flash tank, feed fluid impacting upon a deflecting member and then the conically downwardly tapering walls of a bottom portion of the tank. Another alternative is to feed the feed fluid downwardly into the tank to impact upon a conical deflecting member so that there is minimum loss of momentum of the feed fluid, and again it impacts upon the conically tapering walls of the tank bottom portion.

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