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Acetone Removal from Air by Water Absorption with Solvent Recovery
9 unit operations · 8 streams · NRTL Activity Model · components: water, acetone, nitrogen, oxygen
This simulation demonstrates the removal of acetone from an air stream using water as the absorbent. The gas is first cooled before entering the absorber, where it contacts water counter-currently. Acetone transfers from the gas into the water, producing a cleaner gas stream and an acetone-rich liquid stream. The rich liquid is then heated and sent to a flash drum to recover part of the acetone as an acetone-enriched vapor. The simulation brings together cooling, gas absorption, heating, and flash separation in one process and shows how changes in operating conditions affect the overall separation. Title: Acetone Removal from Air Using Water Absorption and Flash Separation
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