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What is an appropriate level for controlling the bottom liquid level in a catalytic fractionation tower?

2017-04-05View Original

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What is an appropriate level for controlling the bottom liquid level in a catalytic fractionation tower?
Reply #22017-04-05
The minimum is 35%, and as for the maximum value, it can be as high as long as the oil and gas pipelines are not submerged; however, the usual range is 35%-60%
Reply #32017-04-05
It can’t be too low, nor too high; it should fluctuate around 50% within a range of 20%
Reply #42017-04-05
At high temperatures, the residence time is long, leading to easy coking.
Reply #52017-04-19
Based on the slurry parameters and bottom temperature of the tower

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