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2015-09-30View Original

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How to adjust the 95 diesel setting? Today, when 28 tons of feed were used in the reaction, the extraction rate was 60%, with an extraction temperature of 216 degrees; the temperature at point 95 was 364 degrees. When the amount of feed used in the reaction increased to 29 tons, the extraction rate rose to 60.8%, the extraction temperature remained around 216 degrees, and the temperature at point 95 dropped to 355 degrees. Why is the difference so big?
Reply #22015-10-01
It’s possible that the raw material has been changed to another tank; you might want to adjust the extraction temperature accordingly!
Reply #32015-10-05
Controlling at 95 points is not as simple as 1+1=2; adjustments need to be made based on temperature, tower pressure, reflux rate, and the properties of the raw materials
Reply #42015-10-06
By raising the temperature appropriately, if you increase the feed rate, more vaporization is required; without raising the temperature, the light components cannot be vaporized
Reply #52015-10-07
First, analyze the other conditions; for example, has the raw material changed?

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