4. Different types of operation
The purpose of all these operations is to separate mixtures into their constituent parts. Several methodological divisions can be applied to them, according to :
on the one hand, the presence or absence of a segmentation of the device into individual cells or stages: in the first case, the device is compartmentalized; in the second case, the device operates with permanent contact (if, of course, two phases circulate in the device);
secondly, the organization of flows within the device.
It's this last point of view that we're developing now.
4.1 Simple operation
Intuitively easy to grasp, the notion of a simple operation is more difficult to...
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Bibliography
Websites
Useful links in Process Engineering
http://ensspicam.u-3mrs.fr/basededonnee.html
French Process Engineering Society (FGP)
http://www.ensic.u-nancy.fr/SFGP/
CNRS Process Engineering Section
http://www.spi-cnrs-dir.fr/
Software
Steady-state processes
Aspen Plus (United States): marketed by Aspen Tech http://www.aspentech.com
This software is equipped with a rich thermodynamic database and includes various additional modules, such as Batchfrac for batch operations and Ratefrac for material transfer kinetics.
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