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Why is the feed space of the pressure reduction tower particularly large?
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Answer: Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide sufficient space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment, the height of the vaporization section is greater than that of the usual plate spacing. The pressure reduction tower serves as a semi-circular area with a changing diameter that connects the distillation section and the stripping section; therefore, the space in the feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.
Although tangent feeding is used in the vaporization section to achieve high-speed separation of gas and liquid, the height of this section must be greater than the usual plate spacing in order to provide more space for gas-liquid separation and reduce mist entrainment. The feed to the vacuum tower corresponds to the hemispherical transition zone where the distillation section meets the stripping section; therefore, the space in this vacuum feed section is particularly large.