Energy Analysis and Optimization of Methyl Chlorosilane Separation

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The main problem of existing methyl chlorosilane separation process is high energy consumption and low products purity. Based on the column grand composite curve is established by Aspen Plus and combined with the process integration technology, a modification of the process is proposed to improve the energy efficiency. Compared with the original process, the total condense and reboiler duty decrease by 8.47%, 8.96% respectively.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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3082-3085

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May 2013

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