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Visualizing the McCabe-Thiele Diagram

36 December 2009 CEPR eactions and SeparationsPaul M. MathiasFluor this spreadsheet-based visualization and interactive analysis of the McCabe-Thiele Diagram to understand the foundations of distillation the McCabe-Thiele DiagramMore than 80 years ago, McCabe and Thiele developed a creative graphical solution tech-nique based on Lewis s assumption of constant molal overfl ow (CMO) for the rational design of distilla -tion columns (1). The McCabe-Thiele Diagram enabled decades of effective design and operational analysis of distillation columns, and has been used to teach several generations of chemical engineers to design and trouble-shoot distillation and other cascaded processes.

molal overfl ow (CMO) for the rational design of distilla-tion columns (1). The McCabe-Thiele diagram enabled decades of effective design and operational analysis of distillation columns, and has been used to teach several generations of chemical engineers to design and trouble-shoot distillation and other cascaded processes.

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