Download Binary Distillation for Process & Chemical Engineering video course
Binary Distillation for Process & Chemical Engineering video course udemy download and model Continuous Distillation Equipment in the Industry as well as Flash & Batch Separation Processes in Binary Systems. Binary Distillation is one of the most important Mass Transfer Operations used extensively in the Chemical industry.
Understanding the concept behind Gas-Gas, Liquid-Liquid and the Gas-Liquid mass transfer interaction will allow you to understand and model Distillation Columns, Flashes, Batch Distillator, Tray Columns and Packed column, etc…
This course covers:
- REVIEW: Of Mass Transfer Basics (Equilibrium VLE Diagrams, Volatility, Raoult’s Law, Azeotropes, etc..)
- Distillation Theory
- Application of Distillation in the Industry
- Counter-Current Operation
- Several equipment to Carry Gas-Liquid Operations
- Bubble, Spray, Packed and Tray Column equipment
- Flash Distillation & Flash Drums Design
- Design & Operation of Tray Columns
- Number of Ideal Stages: McCabe Thiele Method & Ponchon Savarit Method
- Recycle
- Condenser types: partial, total
- Pressure drop due to trays
- Design & Operation of Packed Columns
- Pressure drop due to trays
- Efficiency of Stages & Murphree’s Efficency
- Batch Distillation, the Raleigh Equation
- Software Simulation for Absorption/Stripping Operations (Aspen Plus/HYSYS)
What you’ll learn
- Understand the Principles behind Binary Distillation
- Design & Operate Flashing, and Flash Drums via Flash Distillation of Binary Mixtures
- Understand and apply the principles and methods for simple distillation of binary mixtures
- Understand Continuous Distillation Equipment
- Model Distillations of Binary Systems
- Apply McCabe-Thiele Method for Continuous Distillation Column Design (Number of Stages)
- Simulate several process, specially continuous and batch distillation of binary mixtures
- Get to know the “Recycle Ratio”, “Reboiler Duty”, “Feed Stage” etc…
- Model Stripping and Enriching Sections of a Distillation Column
Course content
- Section 1: Welcome!
- Lecture 1 Introduction to Distillation
- Lecture 2 Requirements
- Lecture 3 Reference Material
- Section 2: Review of Mass Transfer & Transport Phenomena
- Lecture 4 Ideal Gas
- Lecture 5 Ideal Solution
- Lecture 6 Vapor Pressure
- Lecture 7 Partial Pressure
- Lecture 8 What is Equilibrium? (Pure Substances)
- Lecture 9 Raoult’s Law
- Lecture 10 What is Flux?
- Lecture 11 What is Ja? Diffusion Flux
- Lecture 12 Convection
- Section 3: Binary Distillation Overview
- Lecture 13 Type of Equipment – Dispersion of Gas-Liquid and Liquid-Gas
- Lecture 14 Spray Column
- Lecture 15 Bubble Column
- Lecture 16 Packed Column
- Lecture 17 Tray Column
- Lecture 18 Types of Operation
- Lecture 19 Single vs. Multiple Stage
- Lecture 20 Introduction to Tray Columns
- Lecture 21 Sieve Trays
- Lecture 22 Valve Trays
- Lecture 23 Bubble Cap Trays
- Lecture 24 Tray Considerations
- Lecture 25 Trays – Spacing
- Lecture 26 Trays – Sizing
- Lecture 27 Trays – Layouts
- Lecture 28 Trays – Materials
- Lecture 29 Trays – Manways
- Lecture 30 Trays – Operations
- Lecture 31 Tray – Pressure Drop
- Lecture 32 Trays – Costs
- Lecture 33 Tray – Maintenance
- Lecture 34 Trays – Summary
- Lecture 35 All other Pieces
- Lecture 36 Bubbling Area
- Lecture 37 Contact Area
- Lecture 38 Weir
- Lecture 39 Downcomer
- Lecture 40 Stage Efficiency
- Lecture 41 Murphree’s Efficiency
- Lecture 42 Column Operation
- Lecture 43 Column Operation – Normal
- Lecture 44 Column Operation – Flooding
- Lecture 45 Column Operation – Priming
- Lecture 46 Column Operation – Coning
- Lecture 47 Column Operation – Weeping
- Lecture 48 Column Operation – Dumping
- Lecture 49 Column Operation – Summary
- Lecture 50 Tray Diameter Introduction
- Lecture 51 Tray Spacing
- Lecture 52 Pressure Drop in Trays
- Lecture 53 Hd, Dry Liquid sieve loss – Pressure Drop in trays
- Lecture 54 Hl, (equivalent h eight of clear liquid holdup)
- Lecture 55 Hd, Surface Tension Pressure loss
- Lecture 56 Packed Columns vs. Tray Columns
- Lecture 57 Introduction to Packings
- Lecture 58 Packing Material
- Lecture 59 Random Packing
- Lecture 60 Stacked Packing
- Lecture 61 Structural Packing
- Lecture 62 Other Column Internals
- Lecture 63 Liquid distributor
- Lecture 64 Liquid/Vapour Re-Distributor
- Lecture 65 Vapour Distributor
- Lecture 66 Demister / Mist Eliminator
- Lecture 67 Vortex breaker
- Lecture 68 Packing Supports
- Lecture 69 Retaining devices (Hold-down Plate & Bed limiter )
- Lecture 70 Column Structure – Top
- Lecture 71 Column Structure – Middle
- Lecture 72 Column Structure – Bottom
- Section 4: Software Simulation
- Lecture 73 Benzene and toluene Feed Tray, Min. Recycle Ratio, etc
- Lecture 74 WKS RadFrac – C3 – iC4 Separation – Recycle
- Lecture 75 WKS RadFrac – Column Internals, Trays vs Packings
- Lecture 76 WKS Sensitivity Analysis of Feed Stages, Reflux Ratios and Pressure in a RadFrac
- Section 5: Bonus
Course details
- Video quality: MP4 | Video: h264, 1280 × 720
- Audio quality: Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
- Video duration: 4h 10m
- Number of lessons: 08 sections, 77 lectures
- Language: English
- Compressed file size: 2.09 GB
