Seeking advice on scrubber tower issues
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I would like to ask: in the actual production process, is there equilibrium between the vapor phase at the top of the scrubber tower and the liquid phase at the bottom? Because if a flash module is used, two-phase equilibrium will occur, and sometimes a SEP module is used in place of the flash module to simulate the scrubber tower.
In actual production, the gas phase at the top of the scrubber tower and the liquid phase at the bottom should be in equilibrium. When simulating this process, an equilibrium-stage model is used, which represents a simplified version of reality; if rate-stage considerations are taken into account, things become more complex. The radfrac model based on equilibrium stages is commonly used for simulating scrubbing processes. It is difficult for the flash module to meet the requirements of scrubbing, while the sep module fails to reflect the true nature of scrubbing. This is just my personal opinion; I hope experts can correct me
Is a scrubber tower the same as an absorption tower? The absorption tower can use the Radfrac module for processing
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