Why don’t the reboilers in absorption stabilization systems have any valves?

2011-06-28View Original

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This post was last edited by lijianhuai on 2011-6-28 08:02. Why don’t the reboilers in absorption stabilization systems have any valves? If you know, please let me know. Thanks

Reply #22011-06-28

It is likely for safety reasons; every additional interface represents an extra point of failure and an additional security risk.

Reply #32011-06-28

I also agree with the statement above; the reboiler has a tube bank in the stable zone where the heat material flowing back is directed, and this tube bank is controlled by large valves, allowing for switching there in case problems occur with the reboiler

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