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Material at the condenser outlet of the quench tower

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I am working on a design for the condenser at the outlet of the quench tower. The diagram indicates that propylene and chlorides flow in the shell side – what is the main material in this case? How to determine the physical property parameters of a fluid during design? It has 7 ports: a circulating water inlet, a circulating water outlet, a chloride inlet, a gas phase outlet, a vent port, a chloride outlet, and a drain port. Looking at these pipe outlets, why isn’t there any propylene?

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