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CBE 417 “Unit Operations” Lecture: 3 7 Sep 2012
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Overview Introduction UO course overview Equilibrium Stage separations
What are “Unit Operations” Brief thermodynamics review Binary flash with energy balance Multicomponent flash
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Vapor Liquid Equilibrium (VLE)
Vapor phase: good; liquid phase: good for HC or moderate – high pressures (compressible liquid phase) Typically used for liquid phase fugacity calculations Used for special cases (like gases dissolving into liquid phase) Typical simplifications: Ideal vapor phase Ideal liquid phase Raoult’s Law
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Phase Equilibrium (Alternate Form VLE)
Historically, when estimates were done by hand: Seader & Henley (2006)
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Phase Equilibrium (Recommendations)
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Phase Equilibrium (Alternate Form VLE)
Historically, when estimates were done by hand: Sometimes the K values are nearly composition independent “hand” techniques of design/solution have used DePriester Charts (hydrocarbons):
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DePriester Chart P = 2 bar T = 100 oC Isobutane others….
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DePriester (equation fit)
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Vapor Liquid Equilibrium (VLE)
Vapor phase: good; liquid phase: good for HC or moderate – high pressures (compressible liquid phase) Typically used for liquid phase fugacity calculations Used for special cases (like gases dissolving into liquid phase) Equations of state models Activity coefficient models
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Equations of State Models
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Phase Equilibrium (Recommendations)
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Activity Coefficient Models
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Activity Coefficient Models
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Activity Coefficient Models
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Activity Coefficient Models
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CBE 417 “Unit Operations” Lecture: 4 10 Sep 2012
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Overview Introduction UO course overview Equilibrium Stage separations
What are “Unit Operations” Brief thermodynamics review Binary flash with energy balance Multicomponent flash
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Activity Coefficient Models
^ = lambda
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Phase Equilibrium (Recommendations)
Mixtures to model: MeOH – water EtOH – water propanol – water n-butanol – water n-butane – n-pentane benzene – toluene acetic acid – propionic acid CO2 – toluene (high P)
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Other Equilibrium Diagrams:
P – T diagram
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PT Equilibrium Diagram:
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Other Equilibrium Diagrams:
P = bar T = various oC Benzene - Toluene Y vs X diagram T vs X or Temp vs Composition
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Other Equilibrium Diagrams:
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Y vs X Diagram (LLE)
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Effect of Pressure:
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Effect of Pressure: Seader & Henley (2006)
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Other Equilibrium Diagrams:
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Overview Brief thermodynamics review Binary Flash with energy balance
Sequential solution Simultaneous solution Multicomponent Flash
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Binary Flash Overall mole balance mole balance on a mole balance on b
equilibrium eqn for a mole balance on a
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Binary Flash Flash separation: Specify: Find: a = n-pentane
b = n-hexane Vfrac 0.471 V/F P 3.000 bar function -1.89E-08 Xa 0.394 Xb 0.606 Ya 0.619 Yb 0.381
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Binary Flash Overall mole balance mole balance on a mole balance on b
equilibrium eqn for a mole balance on a
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Binary Flash Flash separation: Specify: Find: a = n-pentane
b = n-hexane
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Binary Flash Graphical Solution: mole balance on a solve for ya
“Operating Line”
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Binary Flash Graphical: Solution!
Equilibrium curve y = x Solution! What if f is unknown, but T is known? Za Limits: f = 0 f = 1
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Binary Flash Energy Balance
EB on CV:
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Other Equilibrium Diagrams:
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Alternative Thermodynamics
Older (hand methods): Raoult’s law Relative Volatility (VLE): Aside (couple with MB)
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Separation Factor or Relative Volatility
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Effect of Pressure: Seader & Henley (2006)
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Constant Relative Volatility?
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Alternative Thermodynamics
Ki with multicomponent flash: Into MB: Sequential solution: suggestions p (Rachford-Rice Eqn) Simultaneous solution technique: suggestions p 40-43
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Sizing Flash Drums
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Simulators Flash input: Sensitivity Analysis: Design Spec:
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Questions?
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