Distillation columns : Principles , Operation & Design
Distillation columns : Principles , Operation & Design, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.54, with 79 lectures, based on 213 reviews, and has 1237 subscribers.
You will learn about Understand the thermodynamics of Vapor Liquid Equilibria for pure components and mixtures Know, understand and master the concepts necessary to optimize the operation of your distillation column Know about all parameters and profiles for the analysis of your distillation column operation Detect deficiencies in the operation of your distilling column, find their origin and solutions Know and understand the operating variables and process control systems used for your distillation column Know the different types of internals, how they operate and how you can optimize them Use the Aspen Plus simulation results to understand and predict the performance of a distillation column This course is ideal for individuals who are Chemical engineers or Process engineers or Design engineers or Process control personnel and technical staff in the refining, petrochemicals, chemical and process industries or Production and Shift Supervisors in charge of distilling columns or Field Operators or Experienced field operators preparing for console operations It is particularly useful for Chemical engineers or Process engineers or Design engineers or Process control personnel and technical staff in the refining, petrochemicals, chemical and process industries or Production and Shift Supervisors in charge of distilling columns or Field Operators or Experienced field operators preparing for console operations.
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Title: Distillation columns : Principles , Operation & Design
Price: $49.99
Average Rating: 4.54
Number of Lectures: 79
Number of Published Lectures: 79
Number of Curriculum Items: 79
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79
Original Price: €219.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Understand the thermodynamics of Vapor Liquid Equilibria for pure components and mixtures
- Know, understand and master the concepts necessary to optimize the operation of your distillation column
- Know about all parameters and profiles for the analysis of your distillation column operation
- Detect deficiencies in the operation of your distilling column, find their origin and solutions
- Know and understand the operating variables and process control systems used for your distillation column
- Know the different types of internals, how they operate and how you can optimize them
- Use the Aspen Plus simulation results to understand and predict the performance of a distillation column
Who Should Attend
- Chemical engineers
- Process engineers
- Design engineers
- Process control personnel and technical staff in the refining, petrochemicals, chemical and process industries
- Production and Shift Supervisors in charge of distilling columns
- Field Operators
- Experienced field operators preparing for console operations
Target Audiences
- Chemical engineers
- Process engineers
- Design engineers
- Process control personnel and technical staff in the refining, petrochemicals, chemical and process industries
- Production and Shift Supervisors in charge of distilling columns
- Field Operators
- Experienced field operators preparing for console operations
Distillation columns of various designs and applications are encountered nowadays throughout petroleum refining, petrochemical, chemical and process industries.
This course is designed to provide you with a complete understanding of construction details and functioning of distilling columns. This understanding is a prerequisite for successful operationof your plant.
The course features 5 major items :
1- VAPOR LIQUID EQUILIBRIA :(thermodynamics of pure components and complex mixtures)
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Volatility of pure components : boiling point, vapor pressure
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Concept of Sensible and Latent Heat
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Behavior of mixtures in distillation : dew and bubble points, vaporization curves, total/partial condensation and vaporization, liquid-vapor separation and distribution of components according to their volatility
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Relation between temperature, pressure and composition of distillate and residue
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2- INDUSTRIAL DISTILLATION PRACTICES :
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Operating parameters of an industrial distillation column (Pressure, Temperature, Flow rates, Reflux Ratio…)
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Separating power : number of stages, liquid and vapor traffics, feed inlet location
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Column pressure : pressure control and pressure profile along the column
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Internal flow rates profiles, concentration and temperature profiles, concentration peaks
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Material balance of the column : concepts of cut point, separation quality and fractionation capability
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Heat balance : condenser and reboiler duties, Reflux and Boil-up ratios and industrial configurations
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Instrumentation and process control loops around the column
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3- INDUSTRIAL DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT :
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Trays : technology, performances, flexibility
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Packings (structured or random) : technology, performances, flexibility
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Different types of contacting systems for the active area : bubble caps, fixed or floating valves
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Liquid or vapor distributors, collectors and redistributors
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Troubles such as flooding, weeping, fouling…
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4- ASSESSING DISTILLING COLUMN PERFORMANCE USING ASPEN PLUS (A CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SIMULATOR)
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Base case
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Effect of temperature
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Effect of pressure
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Effect of feed stage location
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Effect of reflux ratio
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5- SOLVED PROBLEMS
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Ethylene / Ethane fractionator
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Reboiler operation
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Flash separator
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Distilling column overhead operations
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Depropanizer case study
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Many images, cross sectional views, graphs and animations can be found throughout, increasing the value of this course as an educational tool and industrial reference for personnel involved in distilling operations.
So this course is not only of use to practicing engineers and operators to whom a knowledge of the distillation process is of crucial importance in efficient operation of distilling columns but also intended as a study guide for undergraduates in process, chemical, petrochemical & petroleum engineering disciplines.
So with no further ado, check out the free preview videos and the curriculum of the course and we look forward to seeing you in the first section.
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Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: ABOUT THE COURSE
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Before you start this course
Chapter 2: INTRODUCING THE DISTILLATION PROCESS
Lecture 1: What is distillation ?
Lecture 2: Types of distillation processes
Lecture 3: Limits of distillation
Lecture 4: Concept of volatility
Lecture 5: Distillation practices
Lecture 6: Distillation column operation in 3D
Lecture 7: Vapor Liquid contact
Chapter 3: VAPOR – LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM OF PURE COMPONENTS
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Vapor Liquid Equilibrium
Lecture 3: Vaporization of a pure component at constant pressure
Lecture 4: Condensation of a pure component at constant pressure
Lecture 5: Boiling point
Lecture 6: Vaporization and Condensation of a pure component at different pressures
Lecture 7: Vapor pressure curve
Lecture 8: Vapor pressure curve : The case of water
Lecture 9: More on vapor pressure curves
Lecture 10: Flash vaporization
Lecture 11: Heat of vaporization
Lecture 12: Critical point
Lecture 13: VLE : What you need to know for pure components
Lecture 14: Enthalpy diagram for a pure component 1/3
Lecture 15: Enthalpy diagram for a pure component 2/3
Lecture 16: Enthalpy diagram for a pure component 3/3
Lecture 17: PRACTICE SESSION #1 : Ethylene / Ethane fractionator
Lecture 18: PRACTICE SESSION #2 : Reboiler operation
Chapter 4: VAPOR – LIQUID EQUILIBRIUM OF MIXTURES
Lecture 1: Vaporization of a hydrocarbon mixture at constant pressure
Lecture 2: What do we learn ?
Lecture 3: Vapor – Liquid Equilibrium of mixtures
Lecture 4: Vapor pressure of mxitures
Lecture 5: Raoult's law
Lecture 6: Dalton's law
Lecture 7: Concept of Equilibrium Coefficient
Lecture 8: Scheibel and Jenny Chart
Lecture 9: Concept of Relative Volatility
Lecture 10: Relative volatility : Industrial applications
Lecture 11: Relative volatility : Effect of pressure
Lecture 12: VLE : What you need to know for mixtures
Lecture 13: PRACTICE SESSION #3 : Flash Separator
Lecture 14: PRACTICE SESSION #4 : Distillation Column – The vaporization curves
Lecture 15: PRACTICE SESSION #5 : Distillation Column Overhead Operation
Lecture 16: PRACTICE SESSION #6 : Distillation Column – Cut Point & Separation Line
Chapter 5: DISTILLATION PRACTICES
Lecture 1: A typical distillation column
Lecture 2: Industrial application : The depropanizer (Steam Cracking Process)
Lecture 3: Industrial application : The depropanizer Material Balance
Lecture 4: Reflux drum pressure
Lecture 5: Pressure profile
Lecture 6: Simple pressure control
Lecture 7: Complex pressure control
Lecture 8: Overhead composition control
Lecture 9: Alternative control strategies
Lecture 10: Overall thermal balance
Lecture 11: Condenser thermal balance
Lecture 12: Optimum Reflux Ratio
Lecture 13: Flow rate profile
Lecture 14: Concentration and temperature profiles – Binary distillation
Lecture 15: Concentration profiles – Complex mixtures
Lecture 16: Temperature profile – Complex mixtures
Chapter 6: DISTILLATION EQUIPMENT
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: The shell
Lecture 3: The trays
Lecture 4: Tray arrangements
Lecture 5: Tray types
Lecture 6: Packings
Lecture 7: Packing support
Lecture 8: Liquid distributors
Lecture 9: Collector trays
Lecture 10: Packing restrainers
Lecture 11: Combined Tray / Packed distilling column
Lecture 12: The reboiler
Lecture 13: The condenser
Chapter 7: ASSESSING DISTILLING COLUMN PERFORMANCE USING ASPEN PLUS
Lecture 1: Learning objectives
Lecture 2: The base case
Lecture 3: Effect of reflux ratio
Lecture 4: Effect of feed stage location
Lecture 5: Effect of feed temperature
Chapter 8: DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES
Lecture 1: Downloadable resources
Lecture 2: Bonus
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Petroleum Petrochemical & Chemical Engineering
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