what is the height between the reflux pump and condenser ?
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Answer Posted / gohil
Position of Pump - Generally at Ground Level. (Pump to meet
NPSH Requirement)
Position of Reflux Drum and Condenser depend on Type of
Pressure Control System used for column pressure control and
type of heat exchanger (condensor) i.e.partially or total
flooded.
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