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Diagnosis of thermodynamic efficiency in heat integrated distillation

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For the systematic diagnosis of the thermodynamic efficiency in dual column distillation with heat integration of practical modes, a computing scheme is developed in conjunction with the method of calculation of exergy and the modularized reduced-order model, which are discussed elsewhere by the present authors [1,2]. The thermodynamic efficiencies of 9 types of heat integration modes are actually calculated and compared with that of a distillation column without heat integration using 3 different kinds of hydrocarbon mixtures, i.e., tertiary, quaternary, and octanary.

The results show that the separation energy demand can be reduced by 15% when single heat integration through the reboiler of the first column is made, and about 20% when dual integration through the condenser and the reboiler of the first column is made.

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Yoo, K.P., Lee, K.S., Lee, W.H. et al. Diagnosis of thermodynamic efficiency in heat integrated distillation. Korean J. Chem. Eng. 5, 123–130 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02697666

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