This document describes a single-stage equilibrium distillation process for separating two components, A and B. The process involves a constant molar overflow where the liquid and vapor flows into and out of the stage are equal. Mass balances are written for the total material and specifically for component A. These equations are solved graphically by finding the intersection between the equilibrium line and the overall material balance line to determine the unknown mole fractions of A in the liquid and vapor phases.
This document describes a single-stage equilibrium distillation process for separating two components, A and B. The process involves a constant molar overflow where the liquid and vapor flows into and out of the stage are equal. Mass balances are written for the total material and specifically for component A. These equations are solved graphically by finding the intersection between the equilibrium line and the overall material balance line to determine the unknown mole fractions of A in the liquid and vapor phases.
This document describes a single-stage equilibrium distillation process for separating two components, A and B. The process involves a constant molar overflow where the liquid and vapor flows into and out of the stage are equal. Mass balances are written for the total material and specifically for component A. These equations are solved graphically by finding the intersection between the equilibrium line and the overall material balance line to determine the unknown mole fractions of A in the liquid and vapor phases.