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Table of Contents A Appendices A1 Coordinate - photo 1
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A Appendices
A.1 Coordinate transformation

The basic differential equation for the concentration profiles in distillation arrives from and division follows

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(A.1)

Insertion of the equilibrium yields

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The denominator in

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transforms on the basis of the matrix

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to

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(A.3)

Replacing (see )

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(A.4)

and taking into account

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(A.5)

yields

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Replacing the | x | on the right side of gives

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With follows

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Differentiation of the yields

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(A.9)

A comparison of and (A.8) finally results in

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(A.10)

or by defining an equilibrium equation in analogy to

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(A.11)

with

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(A.12)

results in

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(A.13)

with the solution in analogy to

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with the constant j determined by the initial conditions of the transformed concentrations ||.

For a polynary mixture of n components there are ( n 1) independent equations of the form (A.14). The concentrations || again (see ) are calculated using the mass balance equation

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(A.15)

in the form

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(A.16)

The concentration profiles i = f ( H ) follow from

A17 in analogy to Application of the matrix finally yields the - photo 20

(A.17)

in analogy to .

Application of the matrix finally yields the concentrations | x |.

In the same way as discussed in may be visualized as distillation lines within the distillation space in form of a polyhedron formed by the nodes and the separation lines or separation planes for a ternary or a polynary mixture, respectively.

A.2 Distillation of an ideal five-component mixture (King [17])
A.2.1 Conceptual design
A18 Recovery of the key components rec i x Di x F i D F d i - photo 21

(A.18)

Recovery of the key components rec i x Di x F i D F d i f i - photo 22

Recovery of the key components: rec i = x D,i / x F ,i D / F = d i / f i ;

The unknown variables d 1 d 2 d 5 and V min are determined by solving the - photo 23

The unknown variables d 1 , d 2 , d 5 and V min are determined by solving the four as a function of the Number of Transfer Units.

The key components 3 and 4 intersect at the 15th NTU in good agreement with the feed conditions and the feed should be introduced at this position, therefore. Since the method of Shiras indicated that the lowest and the highest boiling component are not distributing, the calculation is extremely sensitive to the chosen concentration of the lowest boiling component in the bottom product and the highest boiling component in the distillate, respectively. The product concentrations applied in are:

Concentration profiles of the liquid and the vapour - - at limiting flow - photo 24
Concentration profiles of the liquid and the vapour - - at limiting flow - photo 25

. Concentration profiles of the liquid () and the vapour (- -) at limiting flow conditions vs. the number of transfer units ( R = R min = 0.5842)

The dimensions of the column follow from a cost optimisation based on a calculation of the Number of Transfer Un its vs. the reflux ratio. Since the investment costs decrease with an increasing reflux ratio and the energy costs increase with a decreasing reflux ratio, the total costs must show a minimum vs. the reflux ratio [57].

A.2.2 Geometry of the distillation column [17, 57]

Assuming an average height of a transfer unit ( HTU ) = 0.4 m results in a height of the column H = NTU HTU = 12.00 m with the feed introduced at a height of 6 m.

The diameter of the column follows from fluid dynamic and economic considerations based e.g. on the

  • physical and chemical properties of the mixture,
  • kind of internals like stages or packings,
  • maximum permissible vapour and liquid load of the column,
  • ease of operation in case of flow fluctuations,
  • economic optimisation.

The final design of the column should be based on specific information given by the supplier of the internals.

Author

Professor
Dr.-Ing. Alfons Vogelpohl
Clausthal University of Technology
Institute for Separation and Process Technology
Leibnizstr. 15
38678 Clausthal-Zellerfeld
Germany

References

Forbes, R. J.: Of the Art of Distillation from the Beginnings up to the Death of Cellier Blumenthal , Copyright 1948 by E. J. Brill, Leiden, Holland

Underwood, A. J. V.: Distillation Art and Science, Chemistry and Industry , June 23 (1963)

Hausbrand, E.: Die Wirkungsweise der Rectificir- und Destillirapparate , Berlin (1893) cited in [1]

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