Modelling of the production of biodiesel by reactive distillation

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Modelling of the production of biodiesel by reactive distillation Supervisor: Sigurd Skogestad Co-supervisor: Chriss Grimholt

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Energy Consumption This graph shows the world consumption of energy from the annual report by BP. Renewables constitutes a small amount of the total energy consumption, but it is also the fastest growing. The production of biodiesel is expected to double in size in 20 years. Biodiesel willIncrease lubrication, can be used on almost all engines. Less emissions, carbon neutral.

Biodiesel Made from plant oils No modification of engine Lower emissions Carbon neutral Renewable energy source

Reactive Distillation The merging of a reactor and a distillation column in one Much interest in this technology Can save a lot of money Not always feasible

Process Conditions

The Reactions Rate equations from the rate law Kinetic constants from the Arrhenius equation

Distillation Column Molar balances Raoult’s Law

Dynamics

Composition

Temperature Simple boiling point method Modified boiling point method Iterative Raoult’s law

Temperature

Performance

Summary The model shows the same trends as in the literature. The model is not ideal and some challenges still exists. The chemical equilibrium needs to be modelled a different way to get more accurate results.

Francis weir