Regarding the operating temperature
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For example, for an absorption tower with a specified operating temperature of 30°C, does this mean that once the tower is running stably, the temperature should be maintained at around 30°C to meet the required separation standards? If the temperature of the raw material is 20°C at this time, is it necessary to add a heat exchanger to raise it to 30°C? Or did I misunderstand? The feed temperature of the absorption tower is different from its operating temperature; how can they be matched?
The raw materials or operating conditions during actual operation may differ from the design conditions; this requires optimization and adjustment to ultimately determine the actual operating conditions.
First, tell me: does the operating temperature refer to the top of the tower or the bottom of the tower?
{:3_55:} You are an absorption tower; the higher the temperature of the absorption liquid, the lower its solubility and the weaker the driving force. This is the upper temperature limit, while the lower limit is there to ensure the proper operation and economic viability of your process