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Questions about the tower

2009-02-06View Original

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I’m Cai Cai. In the process model I’m working with, the distillation column doesn’t have a bottom reboiler nor a top condenser for reflux; its interior features a packing structure. It seems that this type of module isn’t available in HYSYS. What should I do? There’s another column in the model that also lacks a bottom reboiler and a top condenser for reflux, but it has two feed streams, while I only have one feed stream. What should I do in this case? Thank you
Reply #22009-02-07
An absorption tower has neither a reboiler nor a condenser; it must have two feed streams. Are you sure that what you have is a distillation tower and not a flash tower?
Reply #32009-02-07
If there is neither a reboiler nor a condenser, then the distillation column simply cannot operate! ! ! It should be a parsing tower or an absorption tower! ! !
Reply #42009-02-07
For modules that have neither a reboiler nor a top condenser, they are either absorption towers or stripping towers or desorption towers. If there is only one feed stream and multiple outlet streams, then it becomes a flash tank.
Reply #52009-02-08
Did the poster not pay attention to the stripping steam at the bottom of the tower?
Reply #62009-02-08
There is only one feed stream, and no vapor from the bottom of the tower
Reply #72009-02-09
You chose the wrong tower; you need to select a distillation tower module
Reply #82009-02-09
It seems like the latter is a flash tank... The former is easier to handle; an absorber will do
Reply #92009-02-11
Could you explain in more detail what kind of situation it is? Everyone can help you choose better
Reply #102009-02-14
I’m sorry everyone, but I think it’s better to treat it as a flash tower. There is indeed some packing inside the tower; there is only one feed inlet at the top of the tower, while there are two outlets, one at the bottom and one at the top. I think it’s appropriate to consider it a flash tower. What do you think?

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