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Distillation speed

2010-05-05View Original

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Can knowing the temperature and pressure in a reactor during the distillation process determine the distillation rate? In other words, how much substance can be distilled per hour?
Reply #22010-05-05
Based on personal experience, the temperature and pressure in the tower bottom are related to the feed, but it is not a linear relationship, so it is difficult to calculate.
Reply #32010-05-05
This is quite difficult; it relies on experience. But anyway, one can adjust the temperature and pressure to control the distillation speed! !
Reply #42010-05-05
:) The inlet and outlet temperatures of the gas distilled there in the heat exchanger are also known; can it be calculated using those values?
Reply #52010-05-05
A reaction kettle is simply an intermittent stirring kettle
Reply #62010-05-06
From the material balance, it seems that the distillation rate can be controlled by oneself

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