In a stable absorption system, is there an issue with cooling water being carried in the hydrocarbons leaking from the stabilizer overhead liquid hydrocarbon reflux cooler?

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In our stable absorption system, the pressure at the top of the stabilizer is normal at 1.1 Mpa, while the cooling water pressure ranges from 0.5 Mpa to 0.6 Mpa. Logically, it should flow from high pressure to low pressure; how can water end up in the hydrocarbons as they flow back? (Cooler: two units in parallel) Hydrocarbons enter at the bottom and exit at the top. Thank you.

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