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Distillation tower top and bottom outlet temperatures

2011-06-30View Original

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In a catalytic fractionation tower, the distillation temperature of diesel at the top is higher than that at the bottom. Is this normal, everyone? What caused it?
Reply #22011-06-30
Firstly, this is definitely abnormal and does not conform to the heat distribution in the distillation column. Excluding the possibility of instrument failure, it might be that the mid-stage reflux happens to align with the temperature measurement point at the lower outlet

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