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Does anyone have a PID for the separation of crude oil distillates, naphtha, and light hydrocarbons?

2008-12-26View Original

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Does anyone have a PID for the separation of crude oil distillates, naphtha, and light hydrocarbons? Specifically, after crude oil enters the stripping tower, oil is obtained at the bottom of the tower while naphtha is produced at the top; thereafter, the naphtha and light hydrocarbons are further separated into naphtha and LPG. I hope some expert will provide the PID. I would be extremely grateful
Reply #22009-01-08
If possible, could it be sent privately? Email address: marsmark@163.com
Reply #32009-01-08
What is PID? Is it the PID of the regulator?
Reply #42011-03-26
PID stands for Principle Flow Chart, thank you

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