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What are the reasons for high butter formation in Section 1 of the ethylene compression caustic scrubber?

2011-05-24View Original

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During the operation, it was found that the operator only compressed one section of butter per day during the daytime shift; the other two sections were not compressed. The operator said that it’s sufficient to compress just one section of butter. The operator has only started learning this compression task recently and doesn’t understand why this is the case. Could someone please explain?
Reply #22011-05-28
Think about it: within a certain period, the concentration of the reactants is at its highest, whether it’s in the main reaction or in various side reactions; that’s why the most butter is produced during that period. Want to form in the weakly alkaline range? Haha, there are no conditions for that.

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