A method for steady-state simulation of multistage separation columns involving nonideal systems

Wu, Jing; Bishnoi, P. R.

doi:10.1016/0098-1354(86)87004-1

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“…[87] A new algorithm was developed for steady-state simulation of multi-stage separation in distillation columns, absorption columns, and reboiled absorbers. [88] A fast and robust methodology was presented for generating a smooth function for a set of discrete, finite data. [89] A methodology, based on pattern recognition, was proposed for the fault diagnosis of multivariate and dynamic systems.…”

Section: Computational Algorithms For Equipment Designmentioning

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A review of the contributions of P. Raj Bishnoi to chemical engineering

Mehrotra

Englezos

2022

Can J Chem Eng

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This paper provides a review of Professor Bishnoi's research contributions in the broad discipline of chemical engineering. Prof. Bishnoi has been a dedicated mentor, collaborator, innovator, and outstanding researcher. He has had a most productive and illustrious career, spanning more than four decades in both academia and industry. He is among the top 50 most-published authors of the The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering. He initiated a most successful and renowned research group at the University of Calgary, which was dedicated to the understanding of thermodynamics and kinetics related to the formation and decomposition of gas hydrates as well as the chemical engineering process design and simulation. As a tribute to Prof. Bishnoi's numerous scientific and engineering contributions and innovations, this review highlights his academic and research accomplishments, which included the training of several doctoral degree students, master's degree students, and postdoctoral scholars and research associates. In this paper, we have divided Prof. Bishnoi's research contributions into three broad areas, namely, chemical thermodynamics of hydrocarbon systems, process development and simulation, and thermodynamics and kinetics of the formation and decomposition of gas hydrates.

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Section: Computational Algorithms For Equipment Designmentioning

confidence: 99%