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The problem of ethanol azeotropy

2011-01-05View Original

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Why doesn’t the ethanol component that emerges as an azeotrope at the top of my ASPEN distillation column reach the azeotrope concentration specified by ASPEN? There is always a difference of a few percentage points; for example, the value specified for ethanol at 1 ATM is 0.8722 moles, but the value obtained from the simulation for the column top is only 0.8056 moles
Reply #22011-01-05
The number of plates or the reflux ratio might not be sufficient
Reply #32011-01-05
Well, the Gata plates are sufficient, but the requirements set by the factory aren’t met; I don’t know how the factory manages to meet those requirements, damn it
Reply #42011-01-05
I’m using DMC methanol; I’ve reached 500 trays, but the concentration still isn’t sufficient
Reply #52011-01-07
There may be issues with the temperature and pressure parameters set. It’s also possible that there is an issue with the physical property method.

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