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: 6 : Advanced Binary Distillation
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ras a y=(W/V)x - (DV) x,
Yes
lame (tet. 1 Bottom OL
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Pure water ©
Saturated Vopor x
Saturated Liquid a
Bottom Operating Line :
Bottom Operating Line: The mass balances are
V+B=L+s
Vy + Bx, = Lx + Sy, (for methanol)
Solve for y:
y=(T/V)x + (S'V) y, - (BV) x,
Simplifications: Since the steam is pure water vapor, y, = 0.0 (cont
saturated, S = V and B = L (constant molal overflow).
Then
y=(D/V)x - (DV) x,
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Two Feeds ("9 “72 Fhex wlomn|
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L/0=10
Soturated Liquid ¢
p= lO13KPa
Optimum Feeds 4> Join intertAre
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— used to stant up column From
to steady seeSteep P/F colomn
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motive
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= Bottom OL abtt | es
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PELimiting conditions: Total Reflux
Figure 4-25, Total reflux; (A) column, (B) McCabe-Thiele diagram
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Minimum Reflux Ratio and Pinch Point
: y
vapor equilibrium line operating line rectifying section
feed pinch feed pinch of a 4A
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(4-55)
‘Note that the minimum reflux ratio depends on xp, 2, and q and can depend on xg. The calculation of
minimum reflux may be more complex when there are two feeds or a sidestream. This is explored in the
homework problems.
‘The minimum reflux ratio is commonly used in specifying operating conditions. For example, we may
specify the reflux ratio a5 L/D = 1.2(L/D) py». Minimum reflux would use the minimum amount of reflux
iguid and hence the minimum amount of heat in the reboiler, but the maximum (infinite) number of stages
and a maximum (infinite) diameter for a given separation. Obviously, the best operating conditions lies
‘somewhere between minimum and total reflux. As a rule of thumb, the optimum external reflux ratio is
between 1.05 and 1.25 times (L/D)m,. (See Chapter 11 for more details.)
A maximum L/V and hence a minimum boilup ratio V/B can also be defined. The pinch points will look
the same as in Fi, -26A or 4-26B. Problem 4.C12 looks at this situation further.
2Minimum Reflux Ratror
This 1A an exception Cure
wer (Lk) min: -Esmin tun Alope of
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tre a conve aa Sera intewot 4t0
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New Uses for Old Columns
n existing column for a problem it
Why would we want to use a!
wasn't designed for?
First, it is usually cheape
paid for than to buy a new one.
Second, it is usually quicker to do minor m
construction of a new column.
Finally, for many engineers solving the often knotty problems involved
in adapting a column to a new separation is an interesting challenge.
to modify a column that has already been
odifications than to wait for
The first thing to do when new chemicals are to be separated is clean
the entire system and inspect it thoroughly. Is the system in good
shape? If not, will minor maintenance and parts replacement put the
carats D working order? If there are major structural problems
s major corrosion, it will probably be cheape| long-
term headache to buy new aTiGment, u Oo a
ook simon calculations to determine how close the column will
cone po mee ing the new separation specifications. Rarely will the
Seearel ete cosine BG Problem. Difficulties can be
with capacity. the separation required and problemsbraving Pseddo ey wave
fnom morphree eqn
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What can be done if the existing column cannot produce the SE ;
desired product purities? e €
as
Find out whether the product specifications can be relaxed. A purity +
Pfigecs% is much easier to obta) than 99.99%: "
\2/ See if_a higher reflux ratio will do the separation: pepe er to 4
check if column vapor capacity and the reboller and condenser are
in L/D affect only operating costs
optimum feed \
h. If they are, changes
large enoug)
feed temperature. Thi
\3¢ Change the
stage optimum
\aCwill a new feed sta
stage is probably nonoptl
specifications?
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Sup. Vapourt> 1 mole Ly vapour (ZA 4 mole nl
Xe~ O05 xXp50'9 Reflux Sat hy
£q data given
St find No.of Stage 'f lolol reflux
+ Sleps
4) Draw ey cunve from tue dake Jiven
2) Draw TOP OL
fennicave ofmmtotaamogUxglOlaales Jox Line |
3) stepping OSS Ail xefind CE) min
Steps
1) Draw eq conve
2) Draw feed Line.
Slope of feed Line =
aus
q-!
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1 ae es
“Store = Ya point st Mine Para s (*e>%r)s
3) Join (Xe Xa) S int. of feedline 4 eq ure4 5
to get Bor
WD Sain LX6-Xn) D int of Feed Mire G eg Dire!
to Jet Tok
5) Find Alope of Tok
We Know TOL parsed Haroug (po) g
oleae cn arae
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we sfind & from &
vFind opt Seed pocot ion # Steg.
bt (Emin ~ MO Ge (vap) |
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1) draw eq curve
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8) baw feed Kink [ omvatt |
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4 4) Draw
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b.
mol/h of a 32 mol%
The feed enters as a subcooled
on the feed plate for every 4
denser and uses open
= 0.75 and a bottoms
e saturated
p12. A distillation column is separating, 1000
ethanol, 68 mol% water mixture.
liquid that will condense 1 mole of vapor
moles of feed. The column has a partial con
steam heating. We desire a distillate product Yo
product x, = 0.10. CMO is valid. The steam used is pur
water vapor. Data are in Table 2-1 and Figure 2-2.
a. Find the minimum external reflux ratio.
b. Use L/D = 2.0(L/D)min, and find the number of real stages and
the real optimum feed location if the Murphree vapor efficiency is
2/3 for all stages.
c. Find the steam flow rate used.
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= 0.397 (tangent pinch)
; /
(z) BiEL/VE)
D)an (1-L/V |. ae 3
L/D ,, =1318, 1/v=—L/D_- |
at - a si Be
1+L/D aoe |
Top operating Line through y = x = yp = 0.75 4
Bottom through y=0, x=y, =0.1 and intersection feed and top operating lines
01 0, x=Yz
Feed: L=L+F+.25F, q=
d -25F, q=5/4, slope =q/ q~1 =
timum feed is 3" from bottom. : ae condens
es . feed is 3" from Need 9 real stages plus parti
‘rom figure slope of bottom operating line = L/V = 2.025 cia
Since saturated steam and i ie
CMO valid, B/S =
Al lat cat eee er oo ah
Sys +Fz=Bx, +Dy,
0
Solve 3 i ? Be
qs. simultaneously. S = 760 Ibmoles/hr = 13,680 Ib stean/br.
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