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Fractionation tower, top of tower, bottom of tower – temperature issues

2011-10-26View Original

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Under normal circumstances, shouldn’t the temperature at the top of the tower be lower than that at the bottom? Why is the temperature at the top of the tower higher than that at the bottom of the tower according to the data I have? Please explain
Reply #22011-10-26
Reply 2# hsk fractionation tower
Reply #32011-10-27
Fractionation towers are a possibility; you can refer to examples such as those in the petroleum industry – it depends on the properties of the substance and the specific processing procedures involved to determine whether such a tower is appropriate.

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