What is the difference between distillation columns with a bottom reactor and those without one?

2019-04-26View Original

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What is the difference between distillation columns with a bottom reactor and those without one?

Reply #22019-04-26

What does it mean to not have a pot? I didn’t understand what you meant

Reply #32019-04-26

It refers to cases where the distillation column body and the bottom reboiler are integrated, or separated; or where the bottom reboiler is a jacketed reactor that is connected to the column body via large flanges to form a single unit

Reply #42019-08-31

The model with a tank operates intermittently, right? It can handle a large volume per tank

Reply #52019-09-06

The purpose is heating, but they are suitable for different processes. Consider intermittency, continuity, anti-clogging, layout, etc. . .

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