Those who study engineering: take a look at the four towers in the picture
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Let’s share the names of each tower; there are prizes for participants.
1 Pressure reduction tower 2 Atmospheric pressure tower 3 Atmospheric pressure stripping tower 4 Should be the initial distillation tower, right?
It seems that unit 4 is also a atmospheric stripping tower; it’s likely that the four measurement lines of the atmospheric tower were separated to form two separate towers. My knowledge on this topic isn’t very deep. Both towers have side-line stripping, and since they are located so close to each other, unit 1 can’t possibly be a catalytic cracking tower, right? Please, senior master, explain it in detail!
I don’t recognize any of them; they must be parts of an oil refining plant
There are so many heat exchangers next to the tower; it must be a tower in a vacuum distillation unit. But I’ve never seen a smaller tower like that
You are all experts; I can’t recognize any of them except for one stripping tower
1. Pressure reduction tower 2. Atmospheric pressure tower 3. Stripping tower 4. Initial distillation tower or desulfurization tower
The tower located alongside the atmospheric pressure tower is a vacuum tower, and it has a reduced diameter