Why is it better to have a higher tower pressure?
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The master said today that it’s better if the tower pressure is a bit higher, but he didn’t explain exactly why. I hope the experts here can give an explanation.
With a higher pressure, the production capacity of the tower increases. Moreover, the concentration of light components at the top of the tower is high, resulting in a higher purity of the extracted product. However, it may result in more light components at the bottom of the tower and greater losses.
Are you from the neighborhood center area too?
What does that mean? ? ? ? ? ? ?
I saw you today while looking at posts from the area
What’s your name then? . . . . . .
High tower pressure, large processing capacity, and strong separation capability. But the drawback is high energy consumption.
It is better to have a higher pressure in the absorption tower, and a lower pressure in the desorption tower.
I’m from 2015; I guess you don’t know me either.
Shrimp, give an explanation – what tower?
It’s called a refined tower, but I don’t quite understand it