herramientas geomÉtricas para el diseÑo bÁsico de columnas de destilaciÓn con mezclas azeotrÓpicas heterogÉneas ternarias: i. cÁlculo del reflujo mÍnimo ferramentas geomÉtricas para o desenho bÁsico de colunas de destilacÃo com misturas azeotrÓpicas heterogÊneas ternarias: i. cÁlculo do refluxo mÍnimo geometrical tools for the basic design of distillation columns with ternary heterogeneous azeotropic mixtures: i. minimum reflux calculation
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Abstract
Neste trabalho apresentam-se ferramentas numéricas úteis para calcular o refluxo mínimo em torres infinitas. Como eixo dos argumentos se consideram dois elementos geométricos: os ramais de pontos pinch (RPP) e a estrutura determinada pela binodal e a linha de vapor. O interesse principal consiste na integração destes elementos com as fronteiras de destilação a refluxo total com o fim de explorar o problema do desenho conceitual. Demonstra-se a utilidade destes elementos resolvendo o problema do refluxo mínimo (PRM) para três exemplos que envolvem as desidratações de misturas aquosas de ácido acético utilizando n-amilacetato e de etanol utilizando benzeno. Evidencia-se que a estrutura das linhas de destilação a refluxo mínimo para as separações agudas satisfaz as regularidades observadas nos sistemas homogêneos.
Useful numerical tools to calculate the minimum reflux for infinite towers with heterogeneous azeotropic ternary mixtures are presented. For this, two geometrical elements are involved: the pinch point branches (PPB) and the structure defined by the binodal and the vapor line. The proposed conceptual design methodology integrates those two elements with the distillation borders at total reflux. The solution of the minimum reflux problem (MPR) for two mixtures of industrial interest (the dehydrations of acetic acid using n-amilacetate and ethanol using benzene) demonstrates the usefulness of the proposed methodology. For the analyzed mixtures under sharp separations the structure of the distillation lines at minimum reflux satisfies the regularities observed in homogeneous systems.
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| Authors | ;César Augusto Sánchez;Gerardo Rodríguez;Miguel Ángel Gómez |
| Journal | applied mathematics letters |
| Year | 2012 |
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