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Q&A on Purification Technology [037]

2017-08-15View Original

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What is the stripping section? What is the stripping section? Answer: The tray where the feed material enters is generally called the feed tray. The section of the tower above the feed tray is referred to as the distillation section, while the section of the tower below the feed tray (including the feed tray itself) is known as the stripping section. Coalification Region Purification Technology Edition – 2017 Coal Chemical Industry “My Technical Upgrades” Contest (Large prizes available) http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1786290-1-1.html Registration for Chemical Engineers – Experience Sharing Event “Learning from Others’ Experiences” http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1808158-1-1.html
Reply #22017-08-15
Above the feed plate, the heavier components in the rising vapor phase continue to condense and separate, while the lighter components in the vapor phase become increasingly pure; this section is known as the distillation section. In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #32017-08-15
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #42017-08-15
The stripping section of a distillation column, i.e., the part below the feed plate [excluding the feed plate itself], is called the stripping section. The purpose of this section is to remove as much of the volatile components from the material as possible, so that as the liquid flows further down, the concentration of the less volatile components increases gradually
Reply #52017-08-15
In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #62017-08-15
The stripping section is a process in which liquid molecules continuously condense; within a distillation tower, gas molecules are separated out through the repeated vaporization and liquefaction of the liquid
Reply #72017-08-15
The stripping section is a process in which liquid molecules continuously condense; within a distillation tower, gas molecules are separated out through the repeated vaporization and liquefaction of the liquid
Reply #82017-08-15
The stripping section is a process in which liquid molecules continuously condense; within a distillation tower, gas molecules are separated out through the repeated vaporization and liquefaction of the liquid
Reply #92017-08-15
The section of the column below the feed plate in a continuous distillation column is called the stripping section
Reply #102017-08-15
Above the feed plate, the heavier components in the rising vapor phase continue to condense and separate, while the lighter components in the vapor phase become increasingly pure; this section is known as the distillation section. In the liquid phase beneath the feed plate, the light components are continuously vaporized and separated, while the heavy components in the liquid phase become increasingly concentrated; this section is known as the stripping section.
Reply #112017-08-15
The tray where the feed enters is called the feed tray. The section of the tower above the feed tray is referred to as the distillation section, while the section of the tower below the feed tray (including the feed tray itself) is known as the stripping section.

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