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Article | REF: J2615 V2

Distillation. Absorption - Control and regulation

Author: Jean-Charles CICILE

Publication date: September 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    5. Setting product purity

    We will confine ourselves to the case of distillation, which is by far the most complex.

    When all the parameters mentioned in the 4 section are kept at practically constant values, we still observe slow column disturbances. To overcome this, we need to act on the parameter we haven't yet discussed: the distillate flow rate.

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