How to quickly calculate the separation of azeotrope systems by pressure-swapped distillation?

2011-04-26View Original

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For example, using pressure-swapped distillation in an azeotrope system, calculate the minimum number of theoretical plates and the minimum reflux ratio required to obtain a certain pure component (B) at the bottom of the column and the azeotrope (A+B) at the top under a certain pressure. If it’s a quick calculation? ? ?

Reply #22011-05-04

This hasn’t been calculated using a simplified method; a sensitivity analysis tool can be used to find the minimum theoretical version as well as the minimum reflux ratio

Reply #32011-05-09

Reply to 3# happyzhou1982: Thank you. What is the specific method of implementation? For example: what comes first for the independent variable and the dependent variable?

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