The vacuum balance line of the tower condenser shares a pipeline with the vacuum line of the Backflow of sludge tank
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In the pressure-reduction distillation tower designed by the design institute, the vacuum balance line on the condenser is connected directly to the vacuum line of the reflux tank and then leads to the vacuum buffer tank. Could such a design result in a large amount of material being drawn into the vacuum buffer tank? Have you all encountered similar problems in production, and how did you solve them? I hope those of you with experience can offer some advice! !
I don’t think so. I wonder if there are any images I can take a look at
There is no problem with the design. Since the condenser and the reflux tank form one system with the same pressure, the condensate from the condenser flows into the reflux tank due to the difference in pressure. For the depressurization process, if the condenser is not connected to the reflux tank, the condensate cannot flow into the reflux tank. This system will not cause significant material loss.