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I would like to ask fellow sailors: what is the reason why Tower 2 in the catalytic cracking absorption and stabilization system suddenly became full?

2017-08-07View Original

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What is the reason for the sudden filling of Absorber Tower 2 in the catalytic cracking absorption and stabilization system? To rule out issues with the instrument pump? It is the true value.
Reply #22017-08-07
Tower flooding began; as the vapor phase decreased, all the liquid at the top moved to the bottom of the tower.
Reply #32017-08-07
How could the tower get flooded suddenly? Please provide a detailed explanation!
Reply #42017-08-07
At first, the gas load is high, and the liquid accumulates in the upper part of the tower; as the gas volume decreases, the liquid from the upper part flows downward, filling the bottom of the tower.
Reply #52017-08-07
Were there any signs? How can one predict in advance?
Reply #62017-08-07
Thank you! Sometimes it happens without any warning at all; there are no changes in flow rate or temperature, yet the tank gets full, and then a series of adverse reactions occur!
Reply #72017-08-07
Thank you! Sometimes it happens without any warning at all; there are no changes in flow rate or temperature, yet the tank gets full, and then a series of adverse reactions occur!
Reply #82017-08-07
Thank you! Sometimes it happens without any warning at all; there are no changes in flow rate or temperature, yet the tank gets full, and then a series of adverse reactions occur!
Reply #92017-08-07
Thank you! Sometimes it happens without any warning at all; there are no changes in flow rate or temperature, yet the tank gets full, and then a series of adverse reactions occur!

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