Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model

The large dimensionality of the system of algebraic (and differential) equations of the models for packed distillation columns makes their solution difficult to be achieved. Aiming the solution of this problem, a reduced order model was developed for steady state packed separation processes. The mod...

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Main Authors: L.G. Torres, F.J.D. Martins, I.D.L. Bogle
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Brazilian Society of Chemical Engineering 2000-12-01
Series:Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
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spelling doaj-c2eb865149794b26b40e9e4ed7308c6e2020-11-24T23:04:15ZengBrazilian Society of Chemical EngineeringBrazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering0104-66321678-43832000-12-01174-791592410.1590/S0104-66322000000400056Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage modelL.G. TorresF.J.D. MartinsI.D.L. BogleThe large dimensionality of the system of algebraic (and differential) equations of the models for packed distillation columns makes their solution difficult to be achieved. Aiming the solution of this problem, a reduced order model was developed for steady state packed separation processes. The model was developed transforming the differential equations of the rigorous model into algebraic equations through the use of the orthogonal collocation technique. The heat and mass transfer rates through the vapor-liquid interface were rigorously computed. The performance of this reduced order model was assessed comparing its results with those obtained with a rigorous rate based model. The results of the reduced order model were in good agreement with those from the rigorous model. Furthermore, the solution of the new model was the easiest to be obtained due to the robustness of the reduced order model.http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-66322000000400056Modelingdistillationpacked columnsreduced model
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author L.G. Torres
F.J.D. Martins
I.D.L. Bogle
spellingShingle L.G. Torres
F.J.D. Martins
I.D.L. Bogle
Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
Modeling
distillation
packed columns
reduced model
author_facet L.G. Torres
F.J.D. Martins
I.D.L. Bogle
author_sort L.G. Torres
title Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
title_short Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
title_full Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
title_fullStr Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
title_full_unstemmed Comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
title_sort comparison of a reduced order model for packed separation processes and a rigorous nonequilibrium stage model
publisher Brazilian Society of Chemical Engineering
series Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering
issn 0104-6632
1678-4383
publishDate 2000-12-01
description The large dimensionality of the system of algebraic (and differential) equations of the models for packed distillation columns makes their solution difficult to be achieved. Aiming the solution of this problem, a reduced order model was developed for steady state packed separation processes. The model was developed transforming the differential equations of the rigorous model into algebraic equations through the use of the orthogonal collocation technique. The heat and mass transfer rates through the vapor-liquid interface were rigorously computed. The performance of this reduced order model was assessed comparing its results with those obtained with a rigorous rate based model. The results of the reduced order model were in good agreement with those from the rigorous model. Furthermore, the solution of the new model was the easiest to be obtained due to the robustness of the reduced order model.
topic Modeling
distillation
packed columns
reduced model
url http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0104-66322000000400056
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