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                        282    Synthesis of Separation Flowsheets

                        8.4.1. Possible Product Segments at the Edges of Concentration Simplex

                               In Chapter 5, we examine structural conditions of trajectory tear-off for the top
                               and bottom sections. We now examine these conditions in more detail for multi-
                               component mixtures. We examine edge 1-2 of five-component mixture 1,2,3,4,5 as
                               an example. For trajectory tear-off from edge 1-2 into the concentration pentahe-
                               dron (for obtaining the mixture 1, 2 as product of the five-component distillation)
                               it is necessary that these trajectories could tear-off into each of adjacent with this
                               edge faces 1-2-3, 1-2-4 and 1-2-5 (that the mixture 1, 2 could be the product of the
                               distillation of 1, 2, 3 mixture, 1, 2, 4 mixture, and 1, 2, 5 mixture). Figure 8.8 shows
                               such a case for the top section at separation of a hypothetical mixture. This graph
                               shows curves x t2 → x rev  for the mentioned faces at reversible distillation. The way
                                                 D2
                               to obtain these curves is described in Chapter 4.
                                 In this example, the tear-off into face 1-2-4 is possible from all points of edge 1-
                               2, into face 1-2-3 it is possible from the points of segment [0 – max x 1−2−3 ], and into
                                                                                       t2
                               face 1-2-5 it is possible from the points of segment [min x 1−2−5  – 1]. Therefore,
                                                                                 t2
                               tear-off from edge 1-2 into pentahedron is possible only from the points of segment




























                               Figure 8.8. Possible overhead product (mixture 1,2) concentrations
                               x D,2 of the component 2 for constituent mixtures 1,2,3; 1,2,4; 1,2,5 as
                               function of tear-off point compositions x  t  on the edge 1-2 of the con-
                                                            r,2
                               centration simplex for the five-component mixture. Segment possible
                                         3,4,5                    3,4,5
                                           (2)
                                                                    t
                               top product Reg  D  (solid) and tear-off segment Reg (hatched) on the
                                                                    r
                                         1,2                      1,2   4
                                                                         (t)
                               edge 1-2 for the five-component mixture separation; Reg r = [0 – 1],
                                                              3        1,2   4
                                5              3               (2)            (2)
                                                                      1−2−3
                                                t
                                  t
                               Reg = [x 1−2−5  – 1], Reg = [0 – x 1−2−3 ], Reg D  = [0 – x max,D ], Reg D  =
                                  r
                                                r
                                                       max
                                      min
                                1,2           1,2            1,2             1,2
                                      5
                                       (2)
                               [0 – 1], Reg  D  = [0 – 1].
                                      1,2
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