Prepare → rearrange molecules → separate → send product out. Selected material returns for another pass.
Rotate the plant and select equipment to learn its role.
The routes and equipment tags come from your eight Process Flow Diagrams. The guided view highlights each connection with the rest of the plant visible as faint context. Selected equipment becomes transparent to reveal conceptual 3D mechanisms. Mixing, product-merge and return-junction animations use the existing shared pipe nodes; column outlets remain separate physical connections. Internal illustrations explain general mechanisms and do not reproduce the exact equipment internals.
Your DWG reference. Named equipment locations were recovered from Ізомеризація 16.08.2026.dwg. Matched positions follow that drawing. Shapes, heights, and visible pipe routes are simplified; unmatched supporting equipment is schematic. The moving symbols explain direction, not flow rate or residence time. Ribbons show liquid, hollow bubbles show gas or vapor, and neutral dashes show streams whose physical phase is not established by the supplied drawings. The gas-plus-liquid symbol is used where the drawings identify those phases together; it does not imply an established phase fraction. Cooler and reactor phases are qualified individually.
General chemistry context: Axens — C₅/C₆ isomerization. This reference does not identify your plant's licensor or catalyst.