Absorption tower: high temperature at the top of the tower
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Why did the top temperature of the tower exceed the bottom temperature during the absorption tower simulation? Is it that the material properties were not chosen correctly?
Not necessarily all of them. In an absorption tower, it is possible for the temperature at the top of the tower to be higher than that at the bottom; the key factor is the comparison between the heat capacity of the gas and that of the liquid!
But I have some material on this topic, and the results it shows indicate that the temperature at the top of the tower is low. so. . . I just can’t figure out how to pull it
Reply to 2# superyj :victory: Good, that makes sense