Problems encountered with siphon reboilers

2010-11-16View Original

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We installed a siphon reboiler, and the liquid level starts to drop rapidly when it is around 40% at the bottom of the tower. Please have the experts analyze the reason. Thank you

Reply #22010-11-17

:Lol, it all went into the reboiler? ? ? :lol

Reply #32010-11-17

Should the heat source be activated at a liquid level of 40%? As mentioned on the 2nd floor

Reply #42010-11-17

So does it start to decrease rapidly when the liquid level drops to 40%, or when it rises to 40%?

Reply #52010-11-18

Reply 4# *nyang3390: The liquid level in the tower bottom dropped to around 40%, after which it began to fall rapidly.

Reply #62010-12-02

What on earth is going on here? It’s been so long that I’ve forgotten about it. Has the original poster resolved their issue? What’s the reason? Tell me~:hug:

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