The light components in the light hydrocarbons that make up the product at the top of the tower are numerous; why is this? It is related to the pressure at the top of the tower, the temperature there, as well as the temperature of the air cooler...

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The light components in the light hydrocarbons that are produced at the top of the tower are numerous; much of them escapes as gas when collected in tanks. Why is that? What is the relationship between this phenomenon and the pressure at the top of the tower, the temperature there, as well as the temperature of the air cooler?

Reply #22016-03-16

It depends on the specific process – light hydrocarbon recovery?

Reply #32016-03-21

Logically, the light components are the ones that come out from the top of the tower

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