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Seeking help with Aspen light hydrocarbon separation

2021-05-26View Original

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Our Aspen assignment is related to the separation of light hydrocarbons; we need to separate propane, n-butane, isobutane, n-pentane, and isopentane. Could anyone please give us some ideas on how this process should work? What should be the workflow? Do I need to separate gas from liquid first? Should I use extractive distillation or something else? There are many more issues; we’re already stuck at the first step. I’m sorry, kid; I didn’t do well in chemistry or Aspen. Please reply if you see this, qwq
Reply #22021-05-26
Take a look at “Separation Processes”. This system is already very simple. It is to determine the separation sequence.

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