Dynamic Simulation of Reactive Separation Processes Using Hybrid Modeling Approaches

Authors

  • Mohit Bansal Author
  • Dr. Deepika Naidu Author

Keywords:

Hybrid Modeling, Dynamic Simulation, Reactive Separation, Reactive Distillation, Fine Chemicals, Digital Twin, Process Control, Machine Learning.

Abstract

In this paper, we examine hybrid modeling approaches for dynamic simulation of reactive
separation processes pertinent to fine chemical industry. Mechanistic and data-driven models are integrated
for simulative purposes within a reactive distillation column featuring an esterification unit. Simulation
results reveal substantial advancements in both accuracy and system’s dynamic response predictive modeling
when compared to older techniques. The methodology aids in process optimization as well as digital twin
development and real-time monitoring. This research brings attention to the efficiency and reliability
challenges in complex chemical systems and their potential solutions using hybrid modeling.

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Published

2024-06-28

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How to Cite

Bansal, M., & Naidu, D. (2024). Dynamic Simulation of Reactive Separation Processes Using Hybrid Modeling Approaches. Engineering Perspectives in Filtration and Separation, 2(2), 8-11. http://filtrationjournal.com/index.php/epfs/article/view/EPFS24203