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In the separation of the acrolein/water/sodium chloride system, is ionization required when the sodium chloride component is fed in?

2019-04-25View Original

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As the title indicates, when separating this system and feeding in the sodium chloride component, is it necessary to ionize it? If ionization occurs, the simulation will produce many errors. I entered the components assuming no ionization was occurring, and the calculation converged. Design parameters were set to achieve the desired separation effect, but the mole reflux ratio turned out to be slightly high, at 8.8. I am not yet able to determine whether this result is practical; I seek advice from those experienced in this field~
Reply #22019-05-05
There’s no need for ionization; the physical property method you’re using doesn’t have parameters for ion interactions, and ions have no effect on your separation.

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