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Reissue of 【One Question per Day】1.13 Short-answer question: What consequences can occur if the gas velocity inside the towers of a vacuum distillation unit is too low?

2016-01-14View Original

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Short answer question: What happens if the gas velocity in the towers of a vacuum distillation unit is too low? Leakage at the tray levels reduces the separation efficiency of those trays, thereby affecting the quality of the product. Correct answer: +2; In-depth discussion: +5 @Guan Gongyu
Reply #22016-01-14
It will cause liquid leakage from the tray, reducing the separation efficiency of the tray and affecting product quality
Reply #32016-01-15
What happens if the gas velocity in the towers of a atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit is too low? Plate leakage
Reply #42016-01-15
Leakage is more likely to occur at lower gas velocities, thereby reducing the efficiency of the tray
Reply #52016-01-15
What happens if the gas velocity in the towers of a atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit is too low? Answer: It will cause liquid leakage from the tray, reducing the separation efficiency of the tray and affecting product quality.
Reply #62016-01-15
Leakage from the tray reduces its separation efficiency, affecting product quality
Reply #72016-01-15
Plate leakage will occur, reducing the separation efficiency of the plates and affecting product quality.
Reply #82016-01-15
Plate leakage will occur, reducing the separation efficiency of the plates and affecting product quality.
Reply #92016-01-16
Too low a gas velocity leads to liquid leakage, which reduces the separation efficiency of the tower and lowers the quality of the product

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