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The reflux ratio issue of the tower

2025-01-25View Original

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I have a quick question: as shown in the diagram, the reflux ratio for the stripper mentioned there is 0.3. Is the reflux ratio (with respect to the feed volume) equal to the amount of reflux divided by the feed volume? If the feed volume to the stripper is 10 tons, then the reflux volume should be around 3 tons, right? Am I understanding this correctly? Please share your thoughts, thank you
Reply #22025-01-25
Yes, your understanding is correct. The reflux ratio is equal to the amount of reflux divided by the feed amount; therefore, if the reflux ratio is 0.3 and the feed amount is 10 tons, the amount of reflux should be 3 tons. .

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