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Analysis of the reasons for high steam consumption in distillation towers

2017-04-16View Original

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Reasons for high steam consumption at the bottom of the distillation tower
Reply #22017-04-16
Has the reflux been turned on? Is the heat exchange efficiency of the reboiler poor?
Reply #32017-04-16
Is a steam trap good?; Has the feed temperature decreased? ; The backflow increases ; The feed size has increased ; Poor insulation of the tower/reboiler ; The pressure has increased ; Tray failure.
Reply #42017-04-16
The heat exchange efficiency is poor, there is leakage, and the flow rate display is inaccurate!
Reply #52017-04-17
The original poster’s description isn’t very clear – has the consumption increased, or has it always been this high?
Reply #62017-04-17
This post was last edited by cavendishhands on 2017-4-17 09:12. If the distillation tower is operating stably and the product quality is satisfactory, then there are basically three possible reasons: 1. The reflux rate is high; 2. Steam flow meter failure ; 3. The feed load has increased

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