I would like to ask the experts in the group: for the distillation and dehydration of butadiene, as well as the removal of heavy and light components, how should the temperatures and pressures at the bottom and top of the tower be determined?

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Hello everyone. I have been working on projects related to butadiene recovery, specifically involving butadiene distillation and dehydration towers as well as butadiene vacuum distillation towers. I’m not sure about the temperatures at the top and bottom of these towers. I would like to ask for advice on how to determine the operating conditions. I wonder if there are any textbooks or literature that provide information on this topic.

Reply #22016-08-01

In the forties degrees. . This is calculated by the manufacturer of tower keys

Reply #32016-08-08

;P I have a complete set of materials here: victory:

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I would like to ask the experts in the group: for the distillation and dehydration of butadiene, as well as the removal of heavy and light components, how should the temperatures and pressures at the bottom and top of the tower be determined?

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