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Mixing problems between liquids and gases, and between liquids themselves

2009-04-02View Original

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In extractive distillation within a distillation column, the reflux cold liquid and part of the gas feed undergo heat exchange between gas and liquid in the upper section of the column. Can gases at 65°C and liquids at 62°C generate higher temperatures in certain areas? For example, at 78°C or 80°C, can the liquid and the 30°C liquid exceed 80°C locally when mixed? Because mixing is exothermic, I’m not sure if it’s possible?

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