Hi, i am a student and now i need to do my final year project regarding distillation column design for acetone and isopropanol
flow rate 600kmole/h, feed composition is 80 mole% acetone, temperature of feed stream is 35°C, pressure in column is 1 atm, 98 mole% recovery of acetone in the feed mixture and purity of 99.9 mole% acetone.
98 mol% recovery, therefore
Amount of acetone (top) = 600kmole/h x 0.80 x 0.98
= 470.4kmole/h
Top product flow = 470.4/0.999
= 470.87kmole/h
Bottom product flow = 600 – 470.87
= 129.13kmole/h
Acetone (bottom) = 600 x 0.80 x 0.02
= 9.6kmole/h
xW =9.6/ 129.13
= 0.0743
xF = 0.98
xD = 0.999
i have calculated the above parameters, now i have problems finding the relative volatiltiy and by the way i will be assuming q = 0 so as to find my reflux ratio easily. after getting the number of trays using McCabe, how do i go ahead to calculate the tray efficiency?
one more question will be what values i need to calculate in order to have the distillation column converged in HYSYS. how do i calculate the reboiler, condenser and pre heater duty values and the size of the column diameter?
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Distillation Column Design For Acetone/isopropanol
Started by missyabarai, Jun 25 2008 01:44 PM
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Posted 25 June 2008 - 01:44 PM
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Posted 02 July 2008 - 12:26 PM
Assuming ideal gas and liquid behavior results in the relative volatility being the ratio of vapor pressures of the two components.
Tray efficiency estimation is discussed in Chapter 22, Principles of Diffusion and Mass transfer between Phases, of the 3rd Edition of my McCabe and Smith. It is highly empirical though. An internet search may prove useful.
Column sizing is discussed in Chapter 19, Distillation, of the 3rd Edition of my McCabe and Smith. I recommend books by Trebal; King; and Peters and Timmerhaus. I also recommend you go to the websites of the major sieve tray fabricators and see if they have design manuals you can download. Google is your friend!
Tray efficiency estimation is discussed in Chapter 22, Principles of Diffusion and Mass transfer between Phases, of the 3rd Edition of my McCabe and Smith. It is highly empirical though. An internet search may prove useful.
Column sizing is discussed in Chapter 19, Distillation, of the 3rd Edition of my McCabe and Smith. I recommend books by Trebal; King; and Peters and Timmerhaus. I also recommend you go to the websites of the major sieve tray fabricators and see if they have design manuals you can download. Google is your friend!
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