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Should the heating amount be increased or decreased?

2009-10-31View Original

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As the proportion of light components in the feed increases, should the heating amount at the bottom of the tower be increased or decreased? How can this phenomenon be explained?
Reply #22009-11-06
Of course it decreases; as the light components in the feed increase, the heavy components decrease accordingly. If the bottom heating is kept unchanged. Excess heavy components will be vaporized. It affects the distribution of components throughout the tower. At this time, the cooling at the top of the tower should be increased appropriately. That’s what I think~~

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