Experimental Investigation of Decentralized Process Control for Reactive Dividing-Wall Columns

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The reactive dividing-wall column (RDWC) presents a highly integrated process that enables significant reductions in investment costs and energy consumption. However, the high degree of integration of this apparatus causes numerous interactions between kinetics, vapor-liquid equilibrium, and mass transfer. To ensure a reliable operation of the RDWC, suitable control schemes need to be developed and experimentally validated. A decentralized control scheme for the RDWC is presented and for the first time experimentally investigated on an RDWC pilot plant. A comparison of experimental and simulated data is carried out and shows good agreement.

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Egger, L. S., & Fieg, G. (2020). Experimental Investigation of Decentralized Process Control for Reactive Dividing-Wall Columns. Chemical Engineering and Technology, 43(5), 964–973. https://doi.org/10.1002/ceat.201900620

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