Often, during the distillation of liquid mixtures, some noncondensable gases are dissolved in the feed to the tower. These noncondensables come out of solution when heated in the tower and may accumulate in the overhead reflux drum. In order for the column to operate satisfactorily, these vapors must be periodically vented to a flare or stack. One method to achieve this venting process is to implement a control scheme in which a process control valve is placed on the vent line from the reflux drum. A pressure signal from the drum is used to trigger the opening or closing of the vent line valve. Sketch the basic control loop needed for this venting process on a process flow diagram representing the top portion of the tower.