Multicomponent Distillation For Chemical Process Engineers
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.08 GB | Duration: 2h 7m
Published 4/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.08 GB | Duration: 2h 7m
Learn How to Design Distillation Columns Considering Real-case Multicomponent Feed Scenarios
What you'll learn
Principles of Distillation Process
Principles of Multicomponent Distillation
How to Model Distillation of Multicomponent Feed
Model Rectifying and Stripping Sections of Distillation Column
Understand and Interpret "Number of Stages", "Reflux Ratio", "Tray Efficiency"
How to Implement Fenske Equation for Minimum Number of Stages
How to Implement Underwood Equations for Reflux Ratio
How to Implement Gilliland Correlations for Actual Number of Stages
Understand Design Considerations for Distillation Column
Requirements
Theory, background and practical sides of distillation are discussed here. No requirements for all levels of learners.
Description
Distillation refers to the selective boiling and subsequent condensation of a component in a liquid mixture. It is a separation technique that can be used to either increase the concentration of a particular component in the mixture or to obtain (almost) pure components from the mixture.The problem of determining the stage and reflux requirements for multicomponent distillations is much more complex than for binary mixtures.Multicomponent Distillation for Chemical Process Engineers training course will be the best fit in Udemy aiming to fill the needs for multicomponent distillation column design. The course is specifically designed to cover the principles of multicomponent distillation, distillation column design with Fenske-Underwood-Gilliland Method and column sizing by going over the following essential topics:Distillation Process OverviewDistillation Column and Supporting EquipmentDistillation PrinciplesOperating Challenges in Distillation ProcessDistillation Column DesignImplementation of Fenske and Underwood Equations for Number of Stages and Reflux Ratio CalculationsImplementation of Gilliland Correlations for Actual Number of Stages CalculationColumn Sizing Considerations, such as, Tray Efficiency, Operating Pressure, Height/Diameter Calculations, Process Control, etc.Above points have clearly been discussed during the course. This training can be really helpful for students, engineers and even teachers aiming to deliver the essentials of multicomponent distillation from engineering point of view. By spending only 2 hours, you can really understand the whole topic and further do practical calculations. Course instructor does also provide the service of answering questions for all course participants for free.
Overview
Section 1: Distillation Overview and Principles
Lecture 1 Distillation Process Overview
Lecture 2 Driving Force for Distillation Process
Lecture 3 Distillation Column and Supporting Equipment
Lecture 4 Definition of Light and Heavy Components
Lecture 5 Distillation Principles - PART I
Lecture 6 Distillation Principles - PART II
Section 2: Operating Challenges in Distillation Process
Lecture 7 Operating Challenges: Azeotropes
Lecture 8 Operating Challenges: Solid Deposition
Lecture 9 Operating Challenges: Selection of Operating Conditions
Section 3: Multicomponent Distillation Column Design
Lecture 10 Design Overview
Lecture 11 Light and Heavy Key Components
Lecture 12 Design Deliverables
Lecture 13 Fenske Equation, Minimum Number of Stages
Lecture 14 Underwood Equations, Reflux Ratio
Lecture 15 Practice: Implementation of Fenske Equation
Lecture 16 Practice: Implementation of Underwood Equations - PART I
Lecture 17 Practice: Implementation of Underwood Equations - PART II
Lecture 18 Practice: Multicomponent Distillation - PART I
Lecture 19 Practice: Multicomponent Distillation - PART II
Lecture 20 Gilliland Correlations, Actual Number of Stages
Lecture 21 Practice: Implementation of Gilliland Correlations
Section 4: Other Considerations for Column Design
Lecture 22 Tray Efficiency
Lecture 23 Decision of Operating Pressure
Lecture 24 Decision of Appropriate Internals
Lecture 25 Tower Sizing: Height and Diameter Calculations
Lecture 26 Process Control Considerations
Lecture 27 Q&A Session
Engineers working with Distillation Columns,Process Engineers,Chemical Engineers,Chemical Process Engineering Graduates or Undergraduates,Any Discipline Engineers aiming to learn essentials of distillation column sizing