Single overflow in the rectification section, double overflows in the stripping section – how should the tray layout be arranged?

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As shown in the diagram, this tower looks like this; is it arranged according to what’s on the right side of the diagram? Could some of the liquid flow directly through the downcomer to the 10th tray?

Reply #22018-05-22

There is a book titled \"Oxygen Production Technology\" that contains illustrations.

Reply #32018-05-22

It shouldn’t, after all it’s just fed as a vapor; it vaporizes as soon as it enters, and it takes some time for the substances to come into contact with each other before they can condense

Reply #42018-05-22

The layout in the diagram is correct; no liquid will flow directly through the downcomer to the 10th tray

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Single overflow in the rectification section, double overflows in the stripping section – how should the tray layout be arranged?

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