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    You May Refer To Chapter 8 of Principles of Unit Operations (Foust Et Al., 1980) For The Sample Graphs

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    The document outlines a project assignment for a chemical engineering course. Students are asked to: 1) Perform a case study on distilling a multicomponent system of their choice using ChemSep simulations. 2) Write a report with sections introducing the system, methodology, results and discussion including specified figures, conclusions, and references in the Harvard-Anglia style. 3) Include appendices outlining the thermodynamic models used and applying bubble point and FUG methods to the system.

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    Project for ChE 132

    Deadline: 16 December 2016 (Friday)

    A. Goal: To perform a case study on the distillation of a multicomponent system of your choice

    B. Tool: Use ChemSep in your simulations

    C. Output: Written report with the following outline:

    I. Introduction
     Provide a background on the system to be distilled and the industry where it is
    encountered.
     Discuss the applications or uses of the product/s to be recovered.
    II. Methodology
     Specifications (e.g., pressure, feed conditions) should have realistic values. Having a
    basis for the values is highly recommended, but not required.
    III. Results and Discussion
     Provide a justification on the models used in Part II.
     Include the following figures:
    o Composition profiles
    o Variation with number of stages of total mole percent of desired component/s
    in distillate and percentage recovery of the same component/s
    o Recovery and concentration as a function of L0/D
    o Effect of feed tray location on D recovery and concentration
    You may refer to Chapter 8 of Principles of Unit Operations (Foust et al., 1980)
    for the sample graphs.
    IV. Conclusions
    V. References
     Use the Harvard – Anglia style for your in-text citations and bibliography.
    VI. Appendix: Thermodynamic Models Used
    VII. Appendix: First Iteration of the Bubble Point Method Applied to the System
     Refer to Example 10.1 of Separation Process Principles (Seader et al., 2011).
     Use the same thermodynamic model as in the simulation.
    VIII. Appendix: FUG (Approximate) Method Applied to the System

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