Ken Provost wrote:The only reason I made it all the way through is because when I got to all the in-depth charts I zoomed past looking more at the mechanics of the thing.on 8/9/05 2:34 PM, des at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:While researching online re: methanol recovery, and the current thread on ethanol, I found what seems to be a great site on everything one would want to know about the distillation process.It's at: http://lorien.ncl.ac.uk/ming/distil/distil0.htm I've only gotten part of the way through all the info there, but thought the info would be good to share. Yup, that's a great site -- finally I understand the difference between a maximum and minimum azeotrope. Well, I probly learned it 35 years ago in PChem, but I haven't known it RECENTLY :-) Thx -- it's been bookmarked. -K Very interesting for sure. I have never seen this
process described
quite so well before. Being a hardware man I really like the way the
site shows
how the shelves percolate and the steam interacts with the feedstock. |
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