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What are the causes of fluctuations in liquid level and pressure in a liquefied gas separation tower?

2018-04-21View Original

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What are the causes of fluctuations in liquid level and pressure in a liquefied gas separation tower?
Reply #22018-04-21
There’s no information on the location, time, or tools used; what a pointless question
Reply #32018-04-22
At least send a picture to show the trend chart. . Generally, there are four reasons: 1 Fluctuations in the feed volume or feed temperature ; 2 Unstable heat source at the bottom of the tower ; 3 Unstable backflow volume or temperature at the top of the tower ; The operating load on the 4 towers is too high, resulting in slight tower surging

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