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Distillation problem

2011-01-09View Original

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If all the pre-towers are filled with liquid and the pressure rises, while the pressures and temperatures in the subsequent two towers remain normal, what is this phenomenon? Why?
Reply #22011-01-10
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Reply #32011-01-11
The pressure in the pre-tower has little to do with the two towers behind it. As for what it means to be entirely liquid?
Reply #42011-01-12
With a high liquid level in the pre-tower, the pressure will naturally increase; this will not have an impact on the two subsequent towers for the time being. However, if the liquid level in the pre-tower is too high, it can cause damage to the trays in that tower; as a result, it is necessary to lower the liquid level and increase the feed rate to the latter two towers, which in turn affects the subsequent operations.

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