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Aromatic extraction: how to reduce solvent loss in the raffinate

2009-02-06View Original

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In our company’s aromatic extraction unit, there is a significant loss of solvent in the raffinate oil. It wants to be reduced to 0.5 wtppm. I hope experts can offer some help
Reply #22009-02-06
I was thinking whether it might be possible to slightly reduce the top pressure and temperature of the recovery tower
Reply #32009-02-07
The main reasons for the high solvent content in the raffinate oil after washing are as follows: ? ① The washing ratio is too low. ?② The solvent content in the raffinate is too high. ?③ The upper circulation volume is too high or too low. ?④ The washing water contains solvents. ?⑤ The lower circulation volume is too low. ?⑥ The water washing tower is operating beyond its capacity. Identify the cause and take appropriate action
Reply #42009-02-07
It is probably because the water washing ratio is too low.

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