Solvent Design for Liquid Extraction Using Calculated Molecular Interaction Parameters

Méniai, Abdeslam-Hassen; Newsham, D.M.T.; Khalfaoui, B.

doi:10.1205/026387698525748

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“…This resulted in various studies on solvent selection procedures for the painting, cleaning and extraction industry [12,13], specific procedures for extraction processes [14,15] and selection procedures for other applications [16,17]. The selection of alternative solvents can be performed empirically, theoretically or experimentally.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Selection and evaluation of alternative solvents for caprolactam extraction

Delden

Kuipers

Haan

2006

Separation and Purification Technology

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Selection and evaluation of alternative solvents for caprolactam extraction

Delden

Kuipers

Haan

2006

Separation and Purification Technology

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“…Model-based studies cover a range from the design of molecules [47,48] at one end of a scale of size, as well as studies of the SC between different plants or even sites in the other end [49]. The relevant time scales ranging from microseconds to months or even years, respectively.…”

Section: Process Modellingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards a Carbon-Neutral Energy Sector: Opportunities and Challenges of Coordinated Bioenergy Supply Chains-A PSE Approach

2015

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Abstract:The electricity generation sector needs to reduce its environmental impact and dependence on fossil fuel, mainly from coal. Biomass is one of the most promising future options to produce electricity, given its potential contribution to climate change mitigation. Even though biomass is an old source of energy, it is not yet a well-established commodity. The use of biomass in large centralised systems requires the establishment of delivery channels to provide the desired feedstock with the necessary attributes, at the right time and place. In terms of time to deployment and cost of the solution, co-combustion/co-gasification of biomass and coal are presented as transition and short-medium term alternatives towards a carbon-neutral energy sector. Hence, there is a need to assess an effective introduction of co-combustion/co-gasification projects in the current electricity production share. The purpose of this work is to review recent steps in Process Systems Engineering towards bringing into reality individualised and ad-hoc solutions, by building a common but adjustable design platform to tailored approaches of biomass-based supply chains. Current solutions and the latest developments are presented and future needs under study are also identified. OPEN ACCESSEnergies 2015, 8 5614

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“…CAMD (computer-aided molecular design) is developed in the 1980's and widely used in such unit operations as gas absorption, liquid -liquid extraction, extractive distillation and so on (Churi and Achenie, 1996;Harper et al, 1999;Hostrup et al, 1999;Joback and Stephanopoulos, 1995;Marcoulaki and Kokossis, 1998;Mavrovouniotis, 1998;Meniai et al, 1998;Ourique and Telles, 1998;Pistikopoulos and Stefanis, 1998;Raman and Maranas, 1998;Sinha et al, 1999;Venkatasubramanian et al, 1995). CAMD breaks new way in selecting the possible solvents by largely reducing experiments.…”

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confidence: 99%