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Why is the catalytic stabilizer top cooler located below the reflux drum?

2017-12-06View Original

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This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2017-12-6 16:49. Why is the catalyst stabilizer top cooler located below the reflux tank?
Reply #22017-12-06
It’s the same principle as the formation of a liquid phase and a U-shaped glass plate after phase transition.
Reply #32017-12-06
The heat exchange area of the gas phase in the condenser is controlled through thermal bypass (to regulate the liquid level in the condenser); it cannot be controlled if it is above the reflux tank
Reply #42017-12-07
Thank you:handshake
Reply #52017-12-07
Thank you, you explained it very well; I’ve learned something.
Reply #62017-12-07
You’re welcome! Let’s communicate more and improve together!
Reply #72017-12-07
:handshake:victory:
Reply #82017-12-07
Regarding your question, you can search for the keywords \"thermal bypass\" and \"bottleneck\". I’m a beginner too, haha

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