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On Aspen simulation for the separation of mibk, isopropanol, propanone, and water

2019-03-19View Original

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The current composition is as follows: isopropyl alcohol: 2.5%, water: 2.5%, MIBK: 92%, propanone: 3.0%. The temperature is 70 degrees Celsius and the pressure is 0.115 Mpa. A distillation column is to be used in Aspen to separate isopropyl alcohol, propanone, water, and MIBK. No matter how I try to simulate it now, a large amount of MIBK gets carried along, resulting in a MIBK content of 70% in the light components. I was wondering if anyone knowledgeable could help answer the following question: how can I set things up so that MIBK is not carried along?
Reply #22019-03-19
I can try to figure it out by myself, or maybe someone can tell me whether these substances cannot be separated through distillation
Reply #32019-08-05
This is closely related to vapor-liquid equilibrium. Do you have all the parameters for the binary interactions in your system? What physical property method to use?
Reply #42019-08-06
I simulated it using ProII

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