Aspen side-stream extraction separation** and cyclohexanol

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Has anyone among you who works in the chemical industry used Aspen to simulate the separation of ** via a side stream, along with cyclohexanol? I’m working on my graduation project, and I’m a beginner when it comes to using Aspen. I use a side stream to extract the ** product; the purity is sufficient when the amount extracted is small, but it doesn’t meet my requirements. As the yield increased, cyclohexanol also started to **leak out through the side stream. What should we do? Help is needed urgently! ! ! !! !! :'(:'(:'(

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