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What causes the temperature at the top of the vacuum tower to be higher than normal?

2018-02-05View Original

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Could it be that the outlet temperature of the furnace is too high, causing an increase in the thermal reflux in Line 1? May I ask, fellow sailors, are there any other reasons?
Reply #22018-02-07
Less heat is extracted through mid-section reflux, and less heat is extracted through top circulation.
Reply #32018-02-08
1. Less heat is extracted from the middle section; 2. Poor gas-liquid contact in the packing section ; 3. The vacuum level increases. This is what I have experienced; it may not be everything.

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