Dynamic modeling of a sub-zero, fed-batch, packed distillation column to produce tetrafluoroethylene
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Espach, Johannes Ignatius
Sonnendecker, Paul Walter
Crouse, Philippus L.
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Wiley
Abstract
Equilibrium and rate-based dynamic models are proposed for a laboratory-scale, fed-batch, packed distillation column that operates at sub-zero temperatures. The purpose of the column is to separate tetrafluoroethylene from a ternary mixture that also contains hexafluoropropylene and octafluorocyclobutane. The simulation results for both models indicate second-order type responses, with either increases or decreases from the expected steady-state values. It is recommended to build a start-up routine into the simulations. Experimental validation should also form part of future work.
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Distillation, Dynamic modeling, Packed distillation columns, Tetrafluoroethylene production
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Espach, J.I., Sonnendecker, P.W. & Crouse, P.L. 2021, 'Dynamic modeling of a sub-zero, fed-batch, packed distillation column to produce tetrafluoroethylene', Chemical Engineering and Technology, vol. 44, no. 6, pp. 980-987, doi : 10.1002/ceat.202000078.