Relevance and application of the ideal floor model
Material transfer - Ideal compartmentalized distillation
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Relevance and application of the ideal floor model
Material transfer - Ideal compartmentalized distillation

Authors : Jean-Paul MOULIN, Dominique PAREAU, Mohamed RAKIB, Moncef STAMBOULI, Arsène ISAMBERT

Publication date: March 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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11. Relevance and application of the ideal floor model

The comparison between the real devices and the ideal model must be carried out for the following two properties:

  • phase drive (zero for the ideal stage) ;

  • deviation from thermodynamic equilibrium (zero for the ideal stage).

Phase entrainment, thanks to the great difference in density between liquid and steam, is generally very low in correctly dimensioned plants: steam velocity limits must be respected, otherwise it will entrain liquid droplets. The deviation from equilibrium for a column stage to be rectified...

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