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How to simulate a condenser containing non-condensable gas at the top of the tower in Radfrac?

2009-04-13View Original

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As title. In the petrochemical industry, there is often a large amount of non-condensable gas (either circulating hydrogen, stripping gas, or light hydrocarbons containing H2S) at the top of the tower. After passing through the condenser and reaching the reflux tank, non-condensable gas is often discharged at the top of the tank. If simulating in Radfrac, how to set up the condenser, set it as a total condenser or set it to coexist with gas and liquid with gas phase fraction? Or are there other better ways to simulate these gases? Thank you everyone
Reply #22009-04-13
The specified cooler outlet temperature is higher, gas-liquid coexistence type

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