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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a reflux ratio controller versus forced reflux discharge?

2021-03-13View Original

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a reflux ratio controller for gravity-driven reflux, as compared to using the opening degree of control valves to force reflux?
Reply #22021-03-14
This depends on the physicochemical properties of the specific material in question, and corresponding processes need to be established. It needs to be controlled according to the process requirements.
Reply #32021-03-15
The reflux ratio controller is mainly used in batch distillation; the condenser needs to be elevated, and interlock control is not possible. Forced reflux is mainly used in continuous distillation; it can be controlled via interlock systems, but it requires auxiliary equipment such as buffer tanks, control valves, flow meters, and pumps, resulting in high costs.

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