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Distillation Theory and Its
Application to Optimal Design
of Separation Units
F. B. Petlyuk
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Contents
Preface page xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Nomenclature xix
1. Phase Equilibrium and Its Geometric Presentation 1
Introduction 1
Concentration Space 1
Phase Equilibrium of Binary Mixtures 3
Phase Diagrams of ponent Mixtures 5
Residue Curve Bundles of ponent Mixtures 8
Matrix Description of the ponent Mixture Residue
Curve Structure 10
Lines, Surfaces, and Hypersurfaces Ki = Kj 12
Liquid–Liquid–Vapor Phase Diagrams 15
Conclusion 17
Questions 18
Exercises with Software 18
References 18
2. Basic Concepts of Distillation 20
Purpose and Process Essence of Distillation 20
. Description of Distillation Process 21