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【Q&A】Catalytic Coking Reformate Blending Edition 20170824

2017-08-24View Original

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Reply #22017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #32017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #42017-08-24
The section of the distillation column below the feed plate in a continuous distillation column is called the stripping section
Reply #52017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #62017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section
Reply #72017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #82017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #92017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section
Reply #102017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #112017-08-24
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.

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