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Issues with the hydrogen stripping column in Linde cryogenic gas separation?

2008-05-31View Original

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In Linde’s cryogenic gas separation process, the feed to the hydrogen stripping column is divided into two streams: one enters at the top of the column, while the other stream is vaporized completely in a heat exchanger before entering the column. What other reasons are there besides refrigeration? Why must it be completely vaporized? I would appreciate some guidance from those with more experience, (*^__^*). I’ve just started learning about this area; if anyone has relevant materials, I hope they can share them. This post was last edited by chc1125 on 2008-10-30 14:58.]
Reply #22008-06-01
Send over your process so we can take a look together; that way it will be clearer
Reply #32010-09-19
How can it all be vaporized? The design should allow only about half of it to be vaporized, right?
Reply #42010-09-19
Create a process diagram; a simple sketch will work as well. Take a look, thanks!

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