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How should one make adjustments if the pressure in the distillation tower is low, or if the temperature at the top of the tower is high?

2019-08-28View Original

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As the title suggests, does any expert know? Thank you
Reply #22019-08-28
Learn from *pornographic books, or the operation guidelines in the procedure manuals.
Reply #32019-08-28
Which specific device is it? What tower? Tackle problems in a targeted manner. The tower pressure is low; is the pressure ahead high? Is the tower top temperature high, with no circulation reflux or top reflux?
Reply #42019-08-29
For ordinary cracking units, such as fractionation towers, which are the topic of today’s exam, it’s sufficient to think in terms of general principles
Reply #52019-08-31
Reduce tower pressure; supply nitrogen to stabilize pressure; increase reflux when temperature is high
Reply #62019-09-07
The tower pressure control system with low tower top pressure should employ proportional control, shutting off the vent and supplying fuel gas; If the temperature at the top of the tower is high, adjusting the reflux flow rate will stabilize it.
Reply #72019-09-07
With the temperature after cooling remaining unchanged, increase the reflux rate a bit, or raise the temperature after cooling, i.e., the bottom temperature of the tower.

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