What is the single column cycle of fractionation system? There are also two towers connected together,
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What is the single column cycle of fractionation system? There are also two towers connected together,
The two-tower combined operation you are talking about is a fractionating tower and a stripping tower?
“"Stripper", why isn't it called "Stripper"? Confused: lol The terms single-tower circulation and two-tower intermodal transport are too abstract, so it’s best to discuss them on a case-by-case basis. The combination of a set of devices is based on the output of the product. There are not many two-tower intermodal transports, and there are also many multi-tower intermodal transports.
I only know that there are absorption towers and distillation towers. "Stripper" is a special name given to some towers in recent years. Maybe my concept is old-fashioned, but you can't seem to find this title in any chapter of the book "Principles of Chemical Engineering". I like normative names and don't like common names for copycats. (Because I am from the village ;P) For example, maintenance workers should be called in millimeters, but there are some people who insist on calling them "a few meters", "a few roads", "a few silks",,,,,,. The apprentice was confused.
When the catalytic fractionation tower is started, the three-way circulation or the oil slurry system is an open-circuit or closed-circuit circulation absorption stabilization system is a three-tower cycle. I have never heard of the combined operation of two fractionating towers.
I don’t know which village you are in. Is the design institute trying to fool us? ? ?
This may have to "advance with the times". I can't say with complete certainty that this is a copycat language, but one thing is that it is best to check in books to see what category this "stripper" belongs to. If the copycat language is used a lot, it will also be included in the formal list. It is recommended that you check with the books to see which category he belongs to. Seeing the partial process in which steam is involved, this tower should belong to the "absorption tower". (Personal understanding) If material accounting occurs, use the formulas listed in the book. I don’t know how to apply this "stripper" concept? Calculate absorption rate = stripping rate? ? ? Do I still need guidance from the design institute? :)
I have been using this name for more than 20 years. When I told my husband this, I was a little confused: Q. I went to Baidu to look up the relevant definition of stripping tower: According to its definition, parsing tower should be more appropriate.
Are you a water transport operator? The normal process should be to extract from the stripping tower and return to the fractionating tower through the intermediate section.
The so-called single-tower cycle is a stripping tower. The cycle process is that the stripping tower is pumped out through the bottom pump and then returned to the stripping tower. It's very simple. This is easy to connect to the reaction system. The two towers are the distillation tower and the stripping tower. The basic principles are the same. My own point of view.