Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor
As a part of the study of the computer control and optimisation of a pilot scale plant, a mathematical model is derived for the steady-state of the process in which acetone and methyl-isobutyl ketone are made from isopropanol by heterogeneous catalysis in a tubular reactor. Using the model as an ana...
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doaj-470a52e221994d3c9e8dcf558405e65c2020-11-25T02:37:14ZengSAGE PublishingMeasurement + Control0020-29401969-11-01210.1177/002029406900201103Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne ReactorA. D. G. Hazlerigg BSc, PhD0A. Poll BSc, ARIC1C. J. Potter2W. Smith PhD, DIC, CEng, MIChemE3 Inter-University Institute of Engineering Control, School of Applied Sciences, University of Sussex Warren Spring Laboratory, Stevenage Warren Spring Laboratory, Stevenage Department of Chemical Engineering, University of NottinghamAs a part of the study of the computer control and optimisation of a pilot scale plant, a mathematical model is derived for the steady-state of the process in which acetone and methyl-isobutyl ketone are made from isopropanol by heterogeneous catalysis in a tubular reactor. Using the model as an analogue computer program, the kinetics of the two reactions involved have been evaluated from results taken from a laboratory reactor. Using these kinetics and the model written as a digital computer program, the behaviour of a pilot-scale reactor has been calculated and this is compared with measured performance. A phase-space analysis of the model is made to illustrate how this technique may be used to predict the expected control characteristics of the process.https://doi.org/10.1177/002029406900201103 |
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A. D. G. Hazlerigg BSc, PhD A. Poll BSc, ARIC C. J. Potter W. Smith PhD, DIC, CEng, MIChemE |
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A. D. G. Hazlerigg BSc, PhD A. Poll BSc, ARIC C. J. Potter W. Smith PhD, DIC, CEng, MIChemE Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor Measurement + Control |
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A. D. G. Hazlerigg BSc, PhD A. Poll BSc, ARIC C. J. Potter W. Smith PhD, DIC, CEng, MIChemE |
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Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor |
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Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor |
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Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor |
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Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor |
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Derivation and Application of a Steady Stale Mathematical Model of an Isopropanol-Acetne Reactor |
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derivation and application of a steady stale mathematical model of an isopropanol-acetne reactor |
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Measurement + Control |
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As a part of the study of the computer control and optimisation of a pilot scale plant, a mathematical model is derived for the steady-state of the process in which acetone and methyl-isobutyl ketone are made from isopropanol by heterogeneous catalysis in a tubular reactor. Using the model as an analogue computer program, the kinetics of the two reactions involved have been evaluated from results taken from a laboratory reactor. Using these kinetics and the model written as a digital computer program, the behaviour of a pilot-scale reactor has been calculated and this is compared with measured performance. A phase-space analysis of the model is made to illustrate how this technique may be used to predict the expected control characteristics of the process. |
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