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What is \"dry evaporation\"? Why does a low supply of gaseous oxygen lead to dry evaporation?

2016-05-31View Original

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The hazards of dry evaporation are extremely severe. The large amount of liquid extracted by the main cooler, along with the significant production of gas and oxygen, helps to prevent the risk of dry evaporation. But what I would like to ask is: how does dry evaporation occur, especially during the main cooling process? How can I explain the term ‘dry evaporation’!
Reply #22016-05-31
Dry evaporation occurs when, during a certain period of evaporation, there is no liquid available to replenish or flow in, resulting in the precipitation of hydrocarbons~~

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