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Why, at startup, does the absorption/desorption system not establish a gasoline circulation, and instead does it allow the compressed rich gas from the compressor to be introduced, which results in liquid being carried in with the dry gas?
The heavy components in the dry gas are not absorbed and are carried forward, resulting in liquid carryover
Without a gasoline cycle, the rich gas lacks an absorbent and a supplementary absorbent. As a result, the heavy components in the rich gas are not effectively absorbed and end up flowing downstream, forming liquid phases. Generally, low temperature and high pressure are favorable for absorption, while high temperature and low pressure are favorable for desorption. Personal opinion, for reference only!