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What are the reasons for the excessive boiling range of methanol? Is the dryness level too high?

2012-07-01View Original

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Is the dry point of methanol too high, resulting in a failed test? Is the heating rate too fast when it reaches the final temperature?
Reply #22012-07-13
A high dry distillation point indicates that: (1) there is a large amount of steam, causing the heavier components to rise; therefore, the extraction volume and the amount of steam used should be reduced. (2) The backflow rate is low, causing the heavier components to rise; the backflow rate should be increased. (3) The processing volume is high; the separation efficiency of the tower is poor, there is foam entrainment, and the heavier components rise upward, so the processing volume should be reduced.

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