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What is the difference between cold separation and hot separation?

2020-03-12View Original

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What is the difference between cold separation and hot separation? What is the principle?
Reply #22020-03-13
In my understanding, cold separation involves using a refrigerant such as propylene or ethylene as the heat transfer medium, while heat separation primarily uses circulating cooling water as the heat transfer medium.
Reply #32020-03-19
Cold separation includes demethanization, deethanization, and the ethylene column; hot separation involves the propylene column, C3 hydrogenation, the butane removal column, and the low-pressure column

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