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Problems with distillation

2016-03-22View Original

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In our plant, we use two identical packed towers for distillation reactions; the first one is used for dehydration, and the second one for distillation. However, the light components from the top of the dehydration tower and those from the top of the distillation tower end up mixing together. I don’t understand what the purpose of having the first dehydration tower is then
Reply #22016-03-22
This process is rare, but the goal is definitely to obtain qualified distillation kettle liquid.
Reply #32016-03-23
No, what’s needed in the end are the light components at the top of the tower
Reply #42016-03-23
Of course it’s useful. If the feed contains water along with components with a lower boiling point, then during distillation these light components will boil together with the water, which affects the dry point of those light components
Reply #52016-03-23
I have only a partial understanding of it; could you explain it in a bit more detail?
Reply #62016-03-23
Is there a dehydration process for the light components that are extracted?
Reply #72016-03-23
No, and the light components coming from the tops of the dehydration tower and the distillation tower end up being combined together

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