Selection of measurements necessary to achieve multicomponent mass balances in chemical plant
Chemical Engineering SciencePublished 1 January 1976
V. Václavek, Martin Loučka
Citations104
SJR quartileQ1
SJR score0.84
SNIP1.17
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Abstract
The idea of balance scheme reduction is applied to the problem of multi-component mass balance calculations. The parameters characterizing the plant streams are the total mass flow rate and the concentrations of individual components. Four categories of streams are distinguished according to the distribution of measured and unmeasured parameters. Two algorithms are presented based upon this reduction. Algorithm CLASS is used to classify, i.e. find redundant and determinable parameters, and algorithm CHOICE is used to select the necessary measurements.
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Engineering
Chemical Engineering ScienceStudies on system engineering—III optimal choice of the balance measurements in complicated chemical engineering systems
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