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In Aspen Plus V14, which module should be selected for the solvent regeneration tower?

2025-04-10View Original

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The process was simulated using Aspen Plus V14. In this setup, the solvent regeneration tower is used to further treat the recovered lean solvent, removing impurities that cannot be eliminated through conventional distillation and discharging the waste residues. A neutralizing agent must be added to neutralize the oxidized acidic components. Therefore, it is necessary to determine which module should be used to achieve two feed streams and two output streams: the two feed streams are the recovered lean solvent and the neutralizing agent, while the two output streams are the waste residues and impurities, as well as the regenerated lean solvent. Thank you to those who can help! !
Reply #22025-04-10
In Aspen Plus v14, for the simulation of solvent regeneration towers, the RadFrac (distillation column) module can be used. The RadFrac module is capable of handling complex continuous or batch separation processes that include reflux, heating, and condensation, and is suitable for use in columns involving chemical reactions. When setting up the RadFrac module, it can be configured to have two feed streams (lean solvent and neutralizer), as well as two product streams (a mixture of waste residue and impurities and regenerated lean solvent). At the same time, in the operation condition settings, it is necessary to define in detail parameters such as the operating pressure and temperature inside the tower, the reaction conditions (if any), and the number of tray levels, in order to ensure that the accuracy of the simulation matches that of actual operations. Furthermore, if the solvent regeneration tower involves specific chemical reactions, such as neutralization reactions, it may be necessary to define these reactions in Aspen Plus and ensure that they can be properly implemented in the RadFrac module. This usually involves setting appropriate reaction models and kinetic parameters. In summary, the RadFrac module is an ideal choice for simulating solvent regeneration towers involving chemical reactions, thanks to its flexibility and powerful features. .

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