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Computers and Chemical Engineering 24 (2000) 2435 2446 Azeotropic distillation with an internal decanterAmy R. Cirica, Hassan S. Mumtazb, Grafton Corbettb, Matthew Reaganb,Warren D. Seiderb,*, Leonard A. Fabianoc,1, David M. Kolesarc,2,Soemantri WidagdodaDepartment of Chemical Engineering,Uni6ersity of Cincinnati,Cincinnati,OH45202-0171,USAbD epartment of Chemical Engineering,Uni6ersity of Pennsyl6ania,Towne Building D3, Street,Philadelphia,PA19104-6393,USAcWay ne,PA,USAd3M,St Paul,MN55144,USAR eceived 14 June 1999; received in revised form 5 June 2000; accepted 7 June 2000 AbstractA distillation column with an internal decanter is used to separate a mixture containing five some oxygenated and hydrocarbonsand having at least three carbon atoms, and water. One of the species is partially miscible with water, as well as another organicspecies. Both binary pairs exhibit azeotropes above the minimum bubble-point temperature.
Computers and Chemical Engineering 24 (2000) 2435–2446 Azeotropic distillation with an internal decanter Amy R. Ciric a, Hassan …
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