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What are the factors that affect the rate of extraction under reduced pressure?

2009-09-17View Original

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This post was last edited by Shuichangshou on 2009-9-18 08:42. Atmospheric and vacuum distillation units: What are the factors that affect the vacuum distillation yield?
Reply #22009-09-17
The higher the vacuum level, the higher the extraction rate.
Reply #32009-09-17
Vacuum level/furnace outlet/properties of normal slag/tray design, etc
Reply #42009-09-18
It is mainly related to the vacuum level and the properties of the raw materials.
Reply #52009-09-18
Top vacuum of the tower, pressure drop within the tower, temperature at the outlet of the vacuum furnace, properties of the feedstock, amount of stripping steam. Of course, there are also hardware-related issues; damaged internal components or an unreasonable design can both affect the extraction rate.

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