The document compares the process flow for two sour water stripper designs - a preliminary proposed design and an existing design. The proposed design uses 20 sieve plate trays and achieves higher NH3 and H2S removal rates of 99.6% and 99.9%, respectively. It includes a quench feed on the 1st tray, condensor, and live steam injection on the 20th tray for reboiling. The existing design uses 26 valve plate trays, with lower removal rates of 91% for NH3 and 99.9% for H2S. It features a reflux pumparound cooler on the 7th tray, condensor, and thermosyphon reboiler on the 26th tray
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Preliminary Design SWS
1. Process Flow Comparison for Sour Water Stripper
PRELIMINARY DESIGN SOUR WATER STRIPPER 1
Degassing
Drum
SWS
Column
Sour
water
Overhead
Gas
LP Steam
Kondensat
Sour Gas
Sour Water
dari Proses
Slop
Oil
Stripped Water
Degassing
Drum
SWS
Column
Sour
water
Overhead
Gas
LP Steam
Sour Gas
Sour Water
dari Proses
Slop
Oil
Stripped Water
COMPARISON
SWS Design (Proposed from study) SWS Existing
% removal
99.6% NH3
%removal
91% NH3
99.9% H2S 99.9% H2S
Tray 20 plate sieve-tray Tray 26 plate valve-tray
Condensor Quench Feed 1st tray Condensor Reflux Pumparound Cooler 7th tray
Reboiler Live Steam Injection 20th tray Reboiler Thermosyphon Reboiler 26th tray
PROPOSED DESIGN EXISTING DESIGN
Increment of
stripped water
flow up to 20%