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Tower feed temperature

2020-04-04View Original

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I’d like to ask the experts: What effects can too high a feed temperature in a distillation column have on the column?
Reply #22020-04-05
This can be illustrated through the t-x-y diagram of the mixture: https://ss3.bdstatic.com/70cFv8Sh_Q1YnxGkpoWK1HF6hhy/it/u=569671840,2502863381&fm=15&gp=0.jpg
Reply #32020-04-05
Thank you all for your valuable advice; In practice, when the feed temperature of the tower is high, accumulation occurs at the bottom of the tower, resulting in a full liquid level. The vaporization volume at the top of the tower appears high, but the liquid level in the buffer tank does not rise; logically, this should be due to a high feed temperature ; Some mist should be entrained at the top of the tower; why then is the liquid level in the receiver not high after a while, and is the flow rate low? I haven’t figured it out

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