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Cracking actually doesn't need tall towers. If you see something tall on a chemical plant, then you're likely looking at fractionating columns, not the cracking
by cyberax 1y ago
Cracking actually doesn't need tall towers. If you see something tall on a chemical plant, then you're likely looking at fractionating columns, not the cracking reactors.
I happened to do a project on their fluid dynamics at university :)
They don't have to be this tall, if you need lower throughput or if your products don't have wildly different boiling points.
- kleton 1y agoHow cheaply, in theory, could you mass produce cracking plants for post consumer waste?