Software, Automation & Control :: Information technology :: Design, Simulation & Modeling
March 1, 2006
Minimize Trapped Components in Distillation Columns
Here is how one plant remedied a distillation difficulty by analyzing, then counteracting, the chemistry that had led to the problem
Soundar Ramchandran , Solutia, Inc.
Minor components trapped in distillation columns can react to form solids that cause major problems. The conventional responses to this situation focus upon dealing with the solids after they have become formed. A better strategy consists of...
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