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What is the relationship between Aspen’s mass recovery ratio and the material recovery rate?

2017-10-14View Original

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It is necessary to specify the recovery rate of each component in the light and heavy components section; it is stated that the mass recovery ratio is 0.7. But what is the relationship with D/F=1? How should this be filled in? Could everyone please explain it to me? Thank you.
Reply #22017-10-16
It’s best to attach the diagram; the quality recovery ratio seems simple: recovered quality/feed quality. The component recovery rate refers to the mass of a certain component in the recovered material divided by the mass of that same component in the feed material. D/F means distillate volume/feed volume

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