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This is the best filter monitor animation I've seen. I do have a question though. The filters are round and it looks like fuel molecules could just pass the filters and go out the fuel exit end. Imagine some of the fuel goingg between the filters and going out the left side. Do you know how this is prevented? I wonder why the entire unit isn't square with square filters inside that don't allow fuel to pass (forces all fuel molecules to pass through the filters). Thanks!

I am a chemical engineer. At university l enjoyed learning this process

Petron worker here

Beyond being excellent feats of engineering, these oil refineries are incredible to look at. They're not pretty like a local church, but they have a grand, sublime aspect about them. I want to tour one if it's possible

I used to know a guy that had built his own distillation system, way back in the woods.

Thank God for oil refineries. ST JAMES 1:17

Just wow!

During our Crude Oil Topping Plant (COTP) shutdown operation process, a seepage of about 3l/h (3 liters per hour) was observed on COTP naphtha condenser. Please advise how to evaluate the feasibility of flushing the Naphtha condenser at the end of each COTP run. Thanks

Jet A-1 form Refinery to plane Wings

浮吸装置工作机理

I have ADD

Always make sure your turbo-encabulator is properly calibrated. It can cause a-lot of down stream issues that are hard to troubleshoot. I would know because I am a maintenance electrician for my local school division.

full hd be like

Bravo👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Nice work

Could you give me the reference? please

Brilliantly straightforward without the fluff. Thank you

My question is simple . The flashing point isit in the middle of tower or in the bottom section? Because some pplz says (flashing point<entrance/alimentation >.) is from the bottom others says from the middle. And what's the difference? Sincerely.

Man no new videos where are you now

How does the refrigent from the compressor get cold?

Maiden tower is a rectification column used for oil processing. More details - in the next video: ruclips.net/video/qxjINzYch1M/видео.html

A great presentation Sir. No words to appreciate you. Please keep up your good work Sir

Clear and concise explanation..Thank You

Great info 🤠

im glad young bryan cranston is able to explain Refinery Crude Oil Distillation Process to me

Meethane

“Smart people simplify things.” thank you for this video. it does help me a lot!

I was curious, and now I know. I will later bother my wife with random facts about crude oil

Terrible

And playing devil the hole time. I think you have something else you are doing this for. Your to stupid to stop so I’m sure I’ll figure that out too.

Thanks for your content! Very interesting topics. Thank you very much!

The distillation tower knows its temperature at all times. It knows this because it knows what its temperature is not. By subtracting how hot it is from how hot it isn't, or how hot it isn't from how hot it is, whichever is greater, it obtains a difference, or deviation. The tower uses the temperature to separate the feed, or "charge" and the components into which it is separated are called cuts or fractions.

This brings back nightmares of school lol! Chem E was the Hardest thing I’ve ever done academically, never again though! The job was fun while it lasted though.

You forgot righty-tighty lefty-loosie

This is a simple splitting tower. A crude distillation tower has side draws which pull off the mid tower products

not "Full HD", not even "HD". reported for misleading text. also, i called you an asshole

Beyond my pay grade...

Worked on repairing these back in the 1980's. Hard work but fun times. A job for young men.

I operated and worked on distilling units, or evaporators, on Navy ships and the process is similar to this one. We had 2-stage flash type distilling units, making about 10,000 gallons of fresh water from sea water every 24 hours.

So now I understand how I can tweak my moonshine distillery.

Missing a vacuum chamber that enhances the separation

But why's muh gas so expensive?

raises the Question WHY Diesel is so expensive ( in the U.S. ) ? since it is the heaviest liquid and easiest to distillate !

I worked many years in Petrochemical Industries and vessel fabrication. This video answered many questions.

Something tells me that the screen’s openings are not the same size, at different levels. Ah, bubble caps!.. Packings! Nevermind. . .

This video is a bit like listening to a textbook in audiobook format. Concise. Precise. Plenty of jargon. It was an interesting review of my old organic chemistry lab techniques, but with some different engineering for an industrial process. This is the process that made John D. Rockefeller and incredibly rich man. Very informative!

I thought it would be about fractional distillation, very disappointed

Something doesn’t look right. How can anything move up through liquid. Wouldn’t the liquid full through the holes 🤷🏻

FJB

Full HD when it's 240P