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This document discusses estimating dew point and bubble point using Microsoft Excel. It presents component composition data from a distillation column and uses Antoine's equation and Excel solver to calculate dew point and bubble point values. Graphs and empirical correlations are used to determine the minimum and theoretical number of distillation stages needed.

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This document discusses estimating dew point and bubble point using Microsoft Excel. It presents component composition data from a distillation column and uses Antoine's equation and Excel solver to calculate dew point and bubble point values. Graphs and empirical correlations are used to determine the minimum and theoretical number of distillation stages needed.

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Estimating dew point and bubble point using Microsoft Excel

From previous chapter, we get

Comp feed ,F distilallate,D bottom,W


Xf Xf*F yD=xD xD*D xW XW*W
C 0.25 92.8255 0.98 90.969 0.012 1.8565
D 0.375 92.8238 0.02 4.6413 0.588 90.9673
A 0.375 61.8825 0 0 0.4 61.8825
total 1 247.5318 1 95.6103 1 154.7063

From journal, it says that distillation is not feasible at atmospheric pressure.


According to journal also, the system pressure must be under vacuum
to make the distillation feasible.
So, we take 20 KPa as our system pressure.

Component C was chosen as light key component and component D as heavy


key component because the boiling point of comp C is smaller than comp D
and will separate more in distillate and less in bottom.

From Antoines's Equation

log P*= A -B/T+C

For estimating the dew pint of top distillate.

A B C P* (in mm Hg) P* (in KPa) Trial T ( C) Pt (KPa)


6.97851 1495.58 209.559 62.5812556236 8.343481218 79.0479144 20
6.2553 912.87 109.13 25.362926672 3.381445454
7.1345 1516.07 174.57 14.3459154381 1.912631423

Using Excel Solver

comp yi ki αi xi
C (LD) 0.98 0.4171741 2.4674303732 0.952059021
D (HD) 0.02 0.1690723 1 0.047941619
A 0 0.0956316 0.5656253958 0
sigma xi= 1.00000064

Estimating bubble point for bottom product


A B C P* (in mm Hg) P* (in KPa) Trial T ( C) Pt (KPa)
6.97851 1495.58 209.559 272.800927491 36.37046576 119.670709 20
6.2553 912.87 109.13 184.287524016 24.56964917
7.1345 1516.07 174.57 95.944008327 12.79148243

Using Excel Solver,

comp xi ki αi yi
C (LB) 0.012 1.8185233 1.4803005735 0.021822279
D (HB) 0.588 1.2284825 1 0.722347686
A 0.4 0.6395741 0.5206212891 0.255829649
sigma yi= 0.999999614

α LD = 2.4674304
α LB = 1.4803006

α, L, avg= 1.9111616
Log α, L, avg= 0.2812974069

To find the minimum number of stages, we use equation 11.7-12 from

Transport Processes and Separation Principles Book,

Nm = log [(X,LD*D/X,HD*D)(X,HW*W/X,LW*W)]/Log α, L, avg

log [(X,LD*D/X,HD*D)(X,HW*W/X,LW*W)] = 3.3809826

Nm = 12.019246 minimum number of stages

Using shortcut Method from Transport Processes and Separation Principles


Book to find the number of stages at operating Reflux ratio.

From journal, R= 2.18


R= 1.5 Rm
Rm= 1.4533333333

Using Embar and Maddox empirical correlation, we get

R/R+1 = 0.6855346

Rm/ Rm+1 = 0.5923913043


We plot using this value into Erbar- Maddox correlation figure,

We get Nm/ N = 0.59

So, N = Nm/ 0.59

N= 20.371603 theoretical stages

Therefore, the number of theoretical stages that we need to produce


75000Mton of Cyclohexanol is 21stages
at top dew point of 79.05 C
and bottom bubble point of 119.67 C

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