Aspen Plus Course: Simulation of Liquid-Liquid Extraction and Solvent Extraction | Mixer and Flash3
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Welcome to the first video
Welcome to the first video of our comprehensive "Aspen Plus Course," where we delve into the fascinating world of process simulation. In this video, we focus on the simulation of liquid-liquid extraction and solvent extraction using the powerful Aspen Plus software.
🌐 Problem Statement:
The acetone is separated from water with the help of MIBK (solvent). Acetone is more soluble in MIBK as compared to water. Mixing of feed stream (Water and Acetone) and solvent stream (MIBK) results in the formation of aqueous and organic layer. The overall goal of this problem is to separate the feed stream into two streams, which have greater than 95% purity of water and acetone, respectively.
🔍 Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Liquid-Liquid Extraction and Solvent Extraction.
- Understanding key parameters and variables in the simulation.
- Setting up equipment and defining process conditions.
- Analyzing simulation results and interpreting key performance indicators.
🎓 Who Should Watch:
- Chemical engineering students seeking a practical understanding of process simulation.
- Professionals looking to enhance their skills in liquid-liquid extraction and solvent extraction simulation.
💡 Why Aspen Plus?
Aspen Plus is an industry-leading process simulation software widely used for its robust capabilities in modeling complex chemical processes. Mastering its application opens doors to various industries and enhances your engineering toolkit.
🚀 What's Next?
Stay tuned for upcoming videos in our Aspen Plus Course, where we'll explore additional modules and guide you through the intricacies of process simulation.
👍 Subscribe and Join the Learning Journey:
If you're ready to elevate your skills in Aspen Plus and process simulation, hit the subscribe button and don't miss out on the valuable insights coming your way. Let's embark on this educational journey together!
#AspenPlus #ChemicalEngineering #ProcessSimulation #LiquidLiquidExtraction #SolventExtraction #EngineeringEducation
🌐 Problem Statement:
The acetone is separated from water with the help of MIBK (solvent). Acetone is more soluble in MIBK as compared to water. Mixing of feed stream (Water and Acetone) and solvent stream (MIBK) results in the formation of aqueous and organic layer. The overall goal of this problem is to separate the feed stream into two streams, which have greater than 95% purity of water and acetone, respectively.
🔍 Key Topics Covered:
- Introduction to Liquid-Liquid Extraction and Solvent Extraction.
- Understanding key parameters and variables in the simulation.
- Setting up equipment and defining process conditions.
- Analyzing simulation results and interpreting key performance indicators.
🎓 Who Should Watch:
- Chemical engineering students seeking a practical understanding of process simulation.
- Professionals looking to enhance their skills in liquid-liquid extraction and solvent extraction simulation.
💡 Why Aspen Plus?
Aspen Plus is an industry-leading process simulation software widely used for its robust capabilities in modeling complex chemical processes. Mastering its application opens doors to various industries and enhances your engineering toolkit.
🚀 What's Next?
Stay tuned for upcoming videos in our Aspen Plus Course, where we'll explore additional modules and guide you through the intricacies of process simulation.
👍 Subscribe and Join the Learning Journey:
If you're ready to elevate your skills in Aspen Plus and process simulation, hit the subscribe button and don't miss out on the valuable insights coming your way. Let's embark on this educational journey together!
#AspenPlus #ChemicalEngineering #ProcessSimulation #LiquidLiquidExtraction #SolventExtraction #EngineeringEducation
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