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2016-09-04View Original

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I would like to ask, what is the relationship between pressure and temperature in processes such as gas lift and distillation?
Reply #22016-09-05
The higher the pressure, the lower the temperature, and it is difficult for gases or light components to escape from the dilute solution
Reply #32016-09-05
High pressure makes distillation difficult; low temperatures also make distillation challenging. For distillation and stripping, it depends on the relevant parameters. At low temperatures, using steam for stripping can result in the heavy phase at the bottom of the tower containing water. Excessively high pressure makes it hard to separate the light components, increasing energy consumption. It’s easy to understand if you think about it carefully

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