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【Daily Question】 July 29 What is the impact of a high reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation column?

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This post was last edited by wt2008 on 2015-7-30 08:42. Daily question from the activity: Single-choice question – Regarding the impact of a high reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation column, which of the following statements is incorrect? (  ) A. The mass transfer driving force increases. B. The separation efficiency decreases. C. Operating costs are high. D. The tower load is high. Hidden content in this post: B. The separation efficiency decreases. Please participate actively to win prizes. +5 points for correct answers, +2 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic in two days.
Reply #22015-07-29
Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the effect of reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation column? ( B ). A. Increased mass transfer driving force B. Reduced separation efficiency C. High operating costs D. High column load
Reply #32015-07-29
Uh, the question is about increasing the reflux ratio, right? It should be B
Reply #42015-07-29
Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding the effect of reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation column? (  ) B. The separation efficiency deteriorates
Reply #52015-07-29
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Reply #62015-07-29
The impact of reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation column: Which of the following is incorrect? (C) A. Increased mass transfer driving force B. Reduced separation efficiency C. High operating costs D. High column load
Reply #72015-07-29
B: The separation effect deteriorates. (It’s difficult to answer; it isn’t specified whether the reflux ratio increases or decreases.)
Reply #82015-07-29
Regarding the impact of reflux ratio on the operation of a distillation tower, the incorrect statement is (B: the separation efficiency deteriorates).
Reply #92015-07-29
I think it’s the B separation effect that has gotten worse

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