Let’s discuss this: In an absorption stabilization system, does the reagent used in the reabsorption tower, after being used up, not return to the distillation tower but instead be sent out directly?
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Each is a masterpiece: In the reabsorption tower used for stabilizing the system, light diesel is generally employed as the reabsorbent. After absorbing C4, C5, and C6, this reabsorbent returns to the distillation tower as enriched absorbent oil. Are there any applications where the rich absorbent oil does not return to the fractionation tower but goes directly to downstream units for treatment?
This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-8-24 at 16:59. It’s better to understand the principle of the device first before discussing such issues; your questions are rather arbitrary, and explaining them can be quite troublesome. For reference. Oh, by the way, it should be available if there are no requirements regarding product purity.
This issue can be viewed from two perspectives: if there is a device downstream that can handle it, that’s great, as it eliminates one more step in the process But the main components of light diesel are those with a carbon chain length of 12 or more; after absorption, it contains C4-C6 components – don’t you need to differentiate between them?