Interpreting Design of an Ideal Heat-Integrated Distillation Column through Exergy Analysis
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Exergy analysis of an ideal heat-integrated distillation column is conducted in this paper. It is found that the process is most favourable to the separation of binary close-boiling mixtures. Pressure elevation from stripping section to rectifying section appears to be a critical design variable that can affect the thermodynamic efficiency of the process. Feed composition presents almost no effect upon internal heat integration between the rectifying section and the stripping section. Although an implicit limitation has been imposed on the process throughput, it can be obviated through a careful trade-off between capital investment and operating cost during process development. Comparison against a conventional distillation column is also conducted, which shows the great potential of internal heat integration between the rectifying section and the stripping section.
- 社団法人 化学工学会の論文
- 2006-09-01
著者
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IWAKABE Koichi
Department of Chemical Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Tokyo Institute of T
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NAKAIWA Masaru
Research Institute for Green Technology, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Techn
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Nakaiwa M
Research Institute For Innovation In Sustainable Chemistry National Institute Of Advanced Industrial
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Nakaiwa Masaru
Energy-efficient Chemical Systems Group Research Institute For Innovation In Sustainable Chemistry N
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Iwakabe Koichi
E&e Planning Co. Ltd.
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Iwakabe Koichi
Department Of Chemical Engineering Graduate School Of Science And Engineering Tokyo Institute Of Tec
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Huang K
Energy-efficient Chemical Systems Group Research Institute For Innovation In Sustainable Chemistry N
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HUANG Kejin
Research Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Chemistry, National Institute of Advanced Industria
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MATSUDA Keigo
Research Institute for Innovation in Sustainable Chemistry, National Institute of Advanced Industria
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TAKAMATSU Takeichiro
Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University
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TAKAMATSU Takeichiro
Kyoto University
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Takamatsu T
Kyoto University
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高松 武一郎
Institute Of Technology Kansai University
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Matsuda Keigo
Department Of Chemistry And Chemical Engineering Graduate School Of Science And Engineering Yamagata
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