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Wet vacuum tower

2010-06-10 View Original

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Which marine industry professionals are familiar with the wet-type vacuum distillation process used in atmospheric and vacuum distillation units? If so, could you provide some basic data such as the top temperature, vacuum level, and the amount of gas injected at the bottom of the distillation column relative to the processing volume? Thank you!
Reply #2 2010-06-11
The poster needs to clarify whether it is a lubricant type or a fuel type. .
Reply #3 2010-06-11
I just want to know, any type will do. :handshake
Reply #4 2010-06-11
We have built a lubricating oil-type vacuum distillation column. The tower top temperature is 70 degrees, the absolute pressure at the top of the tower is 0.053 bar, and the amount of gas blown in at the bottom of the tower accounts for 1% of the feed volume (on a mass basis). Of course, the processing conditions vary for different types of oils.

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