A concept of limiting yield is proposed in light of the dependence ofbatch distillation yield on the number of theoretical plates. The number of theoretical plates corresponding to the limiting yield may be used as the criterion in designing a batch distillation column and evaluating an existing column. On the basis of limiting yield
the authors develope a new operation mode by controlling the column holdup in such a way that in a predetermined moment
some of the holdup is withdrawn from the column as an intermediate fraction in order to reduce the tailing effect and to increase the separating efficiency. Experimental work was carried out with success in confirming the proposed controlled holdup operation. Method of simulation is also reported and the theoretical computation agrees satisfactorily with the experimental result.
Multi objective optimization of flow and heat transfer characteristics of modified manifold microchannel heat sink based on machine learning
Progress in research of selective oxidation of low carbon polyols over nano-Au catalysts with precise electronic effect regulation
Controlled synthesis of Bi2MoO6/MoO3 composite fibers via in-situ hydrothermal method and their high-efficiency photocatalytic hydrogen production performance
Effect of belt structure design on the vulcanization characteristics of all-steel radial tires
Recent advances and perspectives on sulfide-based photocatalysts for hydrogen production