A "shortcut" method for analyzing this process uses the Kirkbride equation and Gilliland correlation, and is called the FUG method.
A "shortcut" method for analyzing this process uses the Kirkbride equation and Gilliland correlation, and is called the FUG method. In another method analyzing this process, assuming constant molar overflow, the q-line is drawn from the 45 degree line to separate the rectification and stripping sections. The logarithm of the ratio of K-values for the heavy key and the light key appears in the denominator of an equation giving the minimum number of theoretical stages required in this process. The bottoms product from this process is fed back into a reboiler, while the overhead product is condensed and refluxed. For 10 points, name this process which separates liquids of different volatilities in a namesake column
A "shortcut" method for analyzing this process uses the Kirkbride equation and Gilliland correlation, and is called the FUG method.
distillation [or fractional distillation; or simple distillation; or batch distillation; or other kinds of distillation]