What is the minimum bottom temperature in the naphtha deoxygenation column in degrees Celsius?
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Since naphtha is purchased, dissolved oxygen is present – so how does a bottom temperature of 141°C arise? Help needed
It is related to the material composition, as well as the system’s operating pressure and temperature; it is a systemic issue, and any discussion outside of the context of the system is meaningless
The gas phase at the top of the deoxidation tower is sent to the furnace for combustion, while the liquid phase is completely recycled. The goal now is to save energy and reduce consumption; therefore, it is necessary to know the minimum pressure and temperature required. I would like to ask how these temperature and pressure values should be determined
The data given to you by others isn’t useful; cleaning up takes more than just a day or two. It is necessary to design experimental methods and quality control measures, gradually reducing the level while conducting sampling tests and keeping track of things. The data obtained from papers has little practical significance