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Problems with atmospheric and vacuum distillation

2016-07-15View Original

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What is the difference between reduced vacuum pressure and negative pressure in a heating furnace? What are the specific differences?
Reply #22016-07-15
What difference are you referring to? The negative pressure in a heating furnace is created by the furnace’s natural suction force; it is a naturally occurring phenomenon. On the other hand, the vacuum level in a vacuum tower is achieved through the use of vacuum pumps or steam ejectors to create negative pressure, which is a forcefully induced condition! Atmospheric pressure minus absolute pressure equals vacuum level, while absolute pressure minus atmospheric pressure equals gauge pressure!
Reply #32016-07-15
I can’t answer this question; I’m not sure what the purpose of your inquiry is

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