Distillation column re-refining tank level and bottom of tower level
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Is it possible to control the two liquid levels by using baffles to regulate the gas phase temperature?
What is the gas phase temperature at the baffle? I’ve never heard of it. The liquid level at the bottom of the tower is definitely determined by the temperature there; when the temperature is high, the liquid evaporates and the liquid level naturally drops. As a result, when the amount of material at the top of the tower increases, the liquid level in the reflux tank rises
This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2012-1-18 20:21. The liquid level in the control tower is acceptable, but it is not the primary method； It will affect the liquid level in the re-refining tank.
I mean, is it to control the temperature in order to maintain the liquid level, or is it to maintain the liquid level in order to control the temperature? Doesn’t the temperature at the bottom of the tower have a significant impact on the flash point of the fractionated products?
1. The level in the reprocessing tank is a direct indicator of the degree of reaction at the reaction unit; under constant other operating conditions, a decrease in the level of the reprocessing tank corresponds to an increase in the degree of reaction； Conversely, it decreases. 2. The level of the distillation column bottom liquid can be controlled by supplementary re-refining, but it is not the primary method.