The top of the distillation tower has high heat, while the bottom has low heat
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There is a distillation column, a toluene column; toluene is present at the top of the column. The composition of the feed remains essentially unchanged. The light component, toluene, moves downward in the column, while heat accumulates at the top. There is not enough heat at the bottom, and there is an excess of heat at the top – what causes this?
What is the pressure and temperature in the Tarim Basin compared to normal levels?
The feed rate to the tower increases rapidly, while the heat at the bottom cannot keep up, resulting in a low temperature at the bottom
{:3_50:} First, tell me which parts of your body you moved What does it rely on to determine that there is less heat at the bottom? Temperature? Generally, a decrease in the bottom temperature is not necessarily due to insufficient heat; it could also be caused by light components not being properly separated and ending up mixed in. Check the liquid distribution inside your tower through the sight glass. If the temperature at the top of the tower is high, consider whether there is a problem with your condenser