dr saad al-shahraniche 334: separation processes distillation of binary mixture bottom plate and...
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Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
Distillation of Binary Mixture
Bottom plate and re-boiler
For constant molal over flow, and used to denote low ratesL V
V
Bxx
V
Ly B
mm 1
V
Bxx
V
Ly B
mm 1
V
Bxx
V
Ly B
mr 1
ry
V
BxB
Re-boiler
Bottom
plate
my
V
1mx
L
1m
m
y
V
mx
L
m+1
m-1
m
1mL
xm+1
VL
xB
Re-boiler plate
yr
ry
Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
Binary Multistage Distillation
The vapor leaving the partial re-boiler
is assumed to be in equilibrium with
the liquid bottom product.
ab
cd
e
xB xm+1 xm Xm-1
ym+1
ym
yr
V
Bxx
V
Ly B
mm 1
The operating line for stripping section
crosses the diagonal at point (xB , xB( and
its slope=
Note: Re-boiler acts as an ideal plate
BL
L
ratio-BoilupB
L
a, b,d
bottom plate
c, d, e
Re-boiler plate
Ope
ratin
g lin
e
xB
Equilib
rium
line
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Feed plate
Binary Multistage Distillation
A feed plate is the plate over which the feed is admitted. The liquid rate over the vapor rate or both may change, depending on the thermal conditions of the feed.
Consider the 5 possible feed conditions shown in the next figures which assumes that the feed has been flashed adiabatically to feed stage pressure.a. sub-cooed liquid feed:
FLL
vaporofportion Condensed FLL
VV VL
FLL
VV
F
L
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As a result of this, flow of liquid in stripping section increases and flow of vapor in rectifying section decreases
Binary Multistage Distillation
b. Feed is saturated liquid (bubble point liquid feed) :
FLL
VV
VL
FLL
VV
F
L
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Binary Multistage Distillation
VL
FVVV
FLLL
FVVV
C. Partial vaporized feed :
The liquid portion of feed
becomes liquid and the vapor
portion of feed becomes vapor
FF VLF
= LF+VF
F
L
FLLL
Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
Binary Multistage Distillation
VFV
LL
VL
d. saturated vapor feed (dew point vapor feed) :VFV
F
L
e. Superheated vapor feed
LL
FVV
liq. ofportion boiling FVV
VLL
FVV
F
L
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Binary Multistage Distillation
feed of moleeach ofon introducti thefrom
resultat section th strippingin flow liquid of moles
F
LLq
a. Cold feed q > 1.0
b. Feed at bubble point (sat. liq.), q=1.0
c. Feed partially vapor, 0 < q < 1.0
d. Feed at dew point (sat. vap.), q = 0
e. Feed superheated vapor, q < 0
0.1
F
LcondensateFL
F
LLq
0.1
F
LFL
F
LLq
0.1
F
LLL
F
LLq F
0
F
LL
F
LLq
LL 0
F
LLq
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q for sub-cooled feed (Tb > TF)
F
LcondensateFL
F
LLq
F
condensateq 1
LTTFCp FbL )(
)(
Condensate FbL TTFCpL
)(
1 FbL TTCpq
L
VL
VV
F
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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q for superheated feed (TF > Td)
F
LL
F
LLq
liquid boiling
liquid boiling )( dFV TTFCp
)(
liquid boiling dFV TTFCp
)()( FdVdFV TTCp
F
TTFCpq
TF= feed temperature
Tb, Td= bubble and dew point of feed respectively.
= average latent heat of vaporization
CpL, CpV = specific heat of liquid and vapor respectively.
L
VL
F
VV
Boiling liquid
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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Feed line
The contribution of the feed stream to the internal flow of liquid = qF
The total flow rate of liquid in the stripping section is:
qFLL qFLL
0.1
F
LFL
F
LLq
and
e.g
For saturated liquid feed
For saturated vapor feed 0
F
LL
F
LLq
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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The total flow rate of vapor in the rectifying section is:
FqVV )1( FqVV )1(
01
F
VVq
e.g
For saturated liquid feed VV
0.1q
For saturated vapor feed FVV FVV
FqVV )1( FqF )1( 11 q 0q
The contribution of the feed stream to the internal flow of vapor =F(1- q)
,
,
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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For constant molal over flow
(1) 1 Dnn DxLxVy
V
Dxx
V
Ly D
nn 1
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
Vyn
Lxn+1
n
n+1Rectifying section
V
Bxx
V
Ly B
mm 1
(2) 1 Bmm BxxLyV
ym
m
m+1
xm+1
VL
stripping section
Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
To locate the point where the operating lines intersect,
Let yn=ym , xn+1=xm+1 and subtract equation (1) from equation (2)
BDmmmn BxDxxLLxyVVy 11
BD BxDxxLLVVy )()(FxF
VV
Fxx
VV
LLy F
Fq
Fxx
Fq
qFy F
)1()1(
q
xx
q
qy F
11
q
xx
q
qy F
11
Feed line
q-line
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
This equation represents a straight line, called the feed line on which all intersections of operating lines must fall.
The position of feed line depend on xF and q.
Its slope is and its intercept is
This line cross the diagonal at x= xF
1q
xF
1
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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x
y
XD
abc
d
e
q >1q =1
0 < q <1
q =0
q <1
XD
XFXB
XB
1D
D
R
x
r
ra cold liquid q > 1 slope +
rb saturated liquid q = 1 slope
rc (vap. + liq.) 0 < q < 1 slope -
rd saturated vapor q = 0 slope 0
re superheated q < 0 slope +
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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Construction of operating lines
1. Locate the feed line ( ) according to the feed
conditions.
2. Locate the rectifying line ( ). This line croces the
diagonal at (xD, xD) and of intercept ( )
3. Draw the stripping line through point (xB, xB( an the intersection of
rectifying line with the feed line.
q
xx
q
qy F
11
111
D
Dn
D
Dn R
xx
R
Ry
1D
D
R
x
Note: xF, xB , xD, L,D are constant
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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Plate Feed Location
The feed plate is always represented by the triangle that has one corner
on the rectifying line and one on the stripping line
Note:
1. The number of plates = number of
plates + re-boiler plate.
2. The liquid on the feed plate does not
have the same composition as the feed.
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
y
XD
XD
XFXB
XB
a
b
c
x
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
0.5
0.6
0.7
0.8
0.9
1
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1
x
y
.
Feed line
21
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10R
xD
xB
1D
D
R
x
xF
R.O. L
S.O. L
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Heating and cooling requirements
Heat loss from a large insulated is relatively small.
For condenser
a. If the condensate is not su-bcooled (at Tbub)DxD
Liq. At its bubble point temperature
Va
Vap. at its dew point temp.
Top
plate
La
xa
T1
T2
wm
w
D
w
aw CpTT
RD
CpTT
Vm
)(
)1(
)( 1212
molal latent heat of vaporization of more volatile component
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
)1()()()( 12 DDawwc RDDDRDLVTTCpmq
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b. If Su-cooled Reflux
If the reflux is cooled below the bubble point, a portion of vapor coming to the top plate (1) must condensed to heat the reflux
ΔL that is condensed inside the column is obtained from:
DxD
V
Top
plateLTc
T1ΔL
)( 1 ccc TTLCpL
c
ccc
TTLCpL
)( 1
Cpc=specific heat of condensation
T1= temp. of liq. On to plate bubble point of condensate
Tc= temp. of return condensate (reflux)
c= heat of vaporization of condensate for volatile component.
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
Dr Saad Al-ShahraniChE 334: Separation Processes
The actual reflux ratio in the column is
T1 Tbc= bubble point of the condensate
D
TTCpL
D
LL Ccc ]/)(1[ 1
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage
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For re-boiler
condensate
BxB
Bottom
plate
bLsteam
sm
ss
bs
qVm
rbss qVm
bV
sm = steam consumption
= vapor flow rate from re-boiler
s = latent heat of steam.
= molal latent heat of mixture at the bottom
molal latent heat of less volatile component
bV
McCabe Thiele Graphical Equilibrium-Stage