I would like to know why the liquid inside the level gauge keeps flowing from top to bottom
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I would like to know why the liquid inside the level gauge keeps flowing from top to bottom The level gauge is empty.
This post was last edited by henglinkou on 2020-7-13 at 13:14. What is the material? What’s the temperature? It might be vapor condensation
It is normal for the liquid flowing down along the tower wall inside the container to enter.
Because the level gauge at this time functions like a cooler, condensing the liquid components in the gas, that’s why the situation you described occurs!
How do you see the downward flow? Are there bubbles?
If the pressure tapping point below is blocked, the liquid level should rise little by little!
The operating temperature inside the container is high; the level gauge lacks insulation, resulting in a large temperature difference with the equipment. The maximum liquid level exceeds that of the level gauge, leading to thermal siphon flow, I guess
There is water flowing downward; it can be seen!
Does this appear on the glass plates of the column with a reboiler?
Yes, the stabilizer tower has a stabilizer tower reboiler