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A process system may be defined as an integrated combination of equipment which functions to produce one or more products, and possibly byproducts, by altering the physical and/or chemical nature of raw materials. Even though there is wide diversity in products produced, raw materials used, and equipment combinations employed, all process systems exhibit certain funda^ mental similarities. Characteristically, any process system maybe subdivided into three operational phases. These are: preparation of raw materials, conversion to products, and recovery and purification. All three phases may not necessarily be included in a specific process system, nor is there always clear distinction among them. Still, there is universality in practice in that only a limited number of types of equipment are used to perform specific types of operations. As an example of a relatively simple, but fairly typical, process system, consider the flow diagram for high-temperature isomerzation reproduced in Figure 1. This is an operation performed in petroleum refining to improve the octane rating of certain gasoline constituents. It consists of a reactor for conversion, a flash drum and three distillation c

Author

William H. Dodrill

Publisher

ACM Press

Published

1962

Language

EN