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DYNAMICS OF IDEAL HEAT INTEGRATED DISTILLATION COLUMNS

An ideal heat integrated distillation column (HIDiC), which has neither a reboiler nor a condenser, was studied based on its non-linear and linearized dynamic models. It was found that heat integration between rectifying and stripping sections does not lead to an unstable plant. Moreover, the thermal interaction appears to be relatively stronger at low pressure difference than that at high pressure difference.Strong gain directionality has been found in the ideal HIDiC, where the pressure difference and feed thermal condition correspond to low and high gain direction respectively. With proper design of the process, thermal interaction, affects the system time constant only to a limited extent, and intensifies the interaction within a dual point composition control scheme. In fact, the degree of coupling between top and bottom control loops is governed by feed thermal condition since it is in line with high gain direction and can simultaneously introduce changes of both internal and external flows.

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