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Increase the flash point of kerosene to 55 degrees

2010-04-24View Original

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Please help calculate using Aspen at what temperature the kerosene needs to be heated in order to raise its flash point from 35 degrees to 55 degrees through flashing. It is estimated that about 40% of the light fractions need to be vaporized. Or, using the calculation method for atmospheric distillation columns in refineries, to distill kerosene into light kerosene and diesel fractions, approximately how many theoretical plates are required at the minimum reflux ratio? Or those with similar experience are welcome to share their thoughts
Reply #22010-04-25
There is a typo in the title: “ speak” (should be “ Put “ ) can easily lead to ambiguity.

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