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The equilibrium line represents the relationship between the vapor and liquid phases of the volatile components at any cross-section of the tower, while the operating line shows the relationship between the composition of the liquid phase descending from one tray and the composition of the vapor rising from the next tray
The equilibrium line represents the concentration relationship of the volatile component between the gas and liquid phases at any cross-section of the tower, while the operating line indicates the relationship between the composition of the gas phase rising to the next tray in the tower and the composition of the liquid phase on the previous tray
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The equilibrium line represents the concentration relationship between the volatile component in the gas phase and that in the liquid phase at any cross-section of the tower, while the operating line indicates the composition of the volatile component in the rising gas phase on the next tray within the tower...
Concentration relationship of volatile components in the gas-liquid phases; The relationship between the composition of the volatile components in the rising gas phase on the next tray and the composition of the liquid phase on the previous tray.
Regarding the concentration relationship, the operating line represents the operating-line relationship between the composition of the vapor rising in the next tray of the column for volatile components and the composition of the liquid phase on the previous tray
The equilibrium line represents the concentration relationship between the volatile components in the gas and liquid phases at any cross-section of the tower; The operating line represents the operating line relationship between the composition of the vapor rising in the next tray of the column for the volatile components, and the composition of the liquid phase on the previous tray.
The equilibrium line represents the equilibrium state of the gas and liquid phases at any cross-section of the tower, while the operating line indicates the composition state of the two phases
Fill-in-the-blank: The equilibrium line represents the concentration relationship between the volatile component in the gas and liquid phases at any cross-section of the tower; the operating line indicates the operating relationship between the composition of the volatile component in the rising gas phase on the next tray in the tower and the composition of that component in the liquid phase on the previous tray.
The equilibrium line represents the concentration relationship between the volatile component in the gas phase and that in the liquid phase at any cross-section of the tower. The operating line indicates the operating relationship between the composition of the volatile component in the rising gas phase on the next tray in the tower and its composition in the liquid phase on the previous tray