Posted 12/10/2009 23:52 (#960115 - in reply to #960101) Subject: Re: Anhydrous tanks,, what to look for
I don't know for sure. I can tell you that with the model 6000 at least the nh3 will be about 6 inches deep but the dry will only be 3-4 inches deep. Anytime you run a liquid product with the nh3 you get good sealing. I'm going to go on a limb here with some people but I think the positive response people see when doing TAPPS is actually a function of the fact that you are sealing better by having an aqueous product in proximity to the nh3 and not some chemistry. WHat I would do for a class act TAPPS setup? Model 6000 on 30 in centers, or maybe where you're at you could even run 60 in centers if the rate is low enough. Run the ANH3 Liquimatic pressurized system. Run the minimal amount of vapor coming off it directly into the liquid tank. Then you can just run a dual tube arrangement instead of trying to find some way to run a 3 tube injection.
Anhydrous tanks,, what to look for
