Separations Quiz Screencasts
Each screencast has at least one interactive quiz during the video. The description above each video provides a brief summary.
- Balances for an Adiabatic Flash Drum
- Flash Distillation Derivation
- Hunter-Nash Method 1: Mixing and Operating Points
- Hunter-Nash Method 2: Number of Stages
- Plotting a Ternary Phase Diagram
- Using a Triangular (Ternary) Phase Diagram
Description: Presents the material balances, energy balance, and Raoult's law for an adiabatic flash drum. The feed is an ideal binary liquid.
Description: This screencast describes a flash distillation, derives the material balances and operating line, and shows how to use the operating line on an x-y diagram.
Description: Shows how the mixing point and the operating point in the Hunter-Nash method are determined from mass balances on a two-stage liquid-liquid extraction. The points are located on a ternary phase diagram.
Description: Shows how mass balances and phase equilibrium are used to determine the number of stages in the Hunter-Nash method for liquid-liquid extraction.
Description: Develops a ternary phase diagram using equilibrium data.
Description: A brief overview of using a triangular phase diagram for a tertiary system (acetone-water-MIBK).