Equilibrium constants in calculation of low-temperature methanol washing
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Calculation of equilibrium constants in low-temperature methanol washing The graduation project I did was the design of the low-temperature methanol washing section of a methanol plant. When doing material calculations, I encountered the problem of calculating equilibrium constants during multi-component absorption. The information found so far basically talks about the calculation of equilibrium constants in the separation process of two-component alkanes. Can any expert help me? Thanks in advance, little lady!
If you have an undergraduate degree, you must have studied chemical separation engineering or chemical thermodynamics. The former is good. You can borrow a bachelor's degree and take a look.
Select the base component and calculate the relative volatility.
Graduation project can be distributed to students* Next?