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Design of Distillation Column Control Systems
P. Buckley (Author), J. Shunta (Author), W. Luyben (Author)
9780713135510, Elsevier Science
Hardback, published 1 December 1985
576 pages
25.4 x 17.8 x 3.3 cm, 1.19 kg
A distillation column is both multivariable and nonlinear - and it consumes immense quantities of energy. Yet, despite the desigh challenges it presents, it is still the most popular unit operation for refining in industrial plants today. Much has been published on the subject of distillation column design, but much remains to be explained. That is why this book is unique. In a departure from the more traditional empirical and theoretical approaches, it introduced the reader to the practical realm, by presenting quantitative design techniques that have been demonstrated to be useful and valid over the course of hundreds of actual applications. The book is divided into three main parts. Part I, an introduction, presents an industrial perspective of control objectives. It discusses briefly the relationship between column design features and column controllability. It thus provides a short refresher course for chemical engineers and background for those trained in other branches of engineering. Part II, Concepts and Configurations, discusses column overhead and base arrangements, typical control schemes, and some hardware considerations. Part III is dedicated to quantitative design. Mathematical models are presented for pressure and differential pressure controls, liquid level control, and composition control of binary distillation.
Part I - INTRODUCTION
1 Strategy for Distillation-Column Control
2 Fundamentals of Distillation
Part II
3 Overhead System Arrangements
4 Column-Base and Reboiler Arrangements
5 Feed System Arrangements
6 Level Control and Feedforward Options
7 Control of Sidestream Drawoff Columns
8 Minimizing Energy Requirements
9 Application of Protective Controls to Distillation Columns
10 Indirect Composition Measurements
11 Miscellaneous Measurements and Controls
Part III
12 Approaches to Quantitative Design
13 Tray Dynamics - Material Balance
14 Distillation-Column Material-Balance Control
15 Condenser and Reboiler Dynamics
16 Liquid Level Control
17 Pressure and P Control
18 Composition Dynamics - Binary Distillation
19 Calculation of Steady-State Gains
20 Composition Control - Binary Distillation
21 Sampled-Data Control of Distillation Columns
Subject Areas: Computer-aided design [CAD UGC], Building skills & trades [TNT], Automatic control engineering [TJFM], Electronics & communications engineering [TJ], Mechanical engineering [TGB], Biotechnology [TCB], Mathematics [PB]
