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Abstract.
Analytical methods are used to compute all important operational
parameters for an infinite staged Petlyuk column as a function of feed
composition, feed enthalpy, and relative volatilities. The
computational effort is very low, and the methods can be used to get a
very good picture of the applicability of a Petlyuk column for a
specific separation task. It is found that the largest energy savings
are obtained for the set of feed compositions when the prefractionator
is operated at its preferred split and both the upper and lower parts
of the main column operate their respective minimum reflux condition
at the same time. The position of this boundary region relative to the
actual feed is very important when we consider important operational
aspects of the column.