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Title: MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF EVAPORATOR SYSTEM IN PAPER INDUSTRY
Authors: Meghwal, Rajesh Kumar
Keywords: EVAPORATOR SYSTEM;PAPER INDUSTRY;SIMULATION;PAPER TECHNOLOGY
Issue Date: 2006
Abstract: In the present work steady state model of sextuple effect backward feed black liquor evaporator including heat recovery by flashing has been developed. Flashing can be either for condensate, or product, or both. The arrangement for condensate flashing can be either series or alternate. All these systems are simulated and compared for the purpose of achieving efficient heat recovery system. A general simulation program, which can handle different type of evaporation system like backward, forward and mixed feed, with flashing and without flashing is developed in C++ language. the globally convergent method is used to solve the nonlinear model equation. The program is flexible to handle multiple effect evaporators having number off effect greater than six. The results obtained are compared with those reported by BILT-SGU. The result of the, simulation agree well with those reported by kern[13], Libby[15] and McDonald[17] The result from the simulation study shows that an evaporator with series condensate and product flashing arrangement is found to have the best steam economy. An attempt has been made to have alternative modeling tool of evaporator system by artificial neural network (ANN).The ANN model is trained, tested and compared with the data obtained from the conventional method The comparison between the result of the ANN and simulation model shows an average error of 0.59%.The result of this attempt shows that ANN is capable of modelling the system with very good accuracy.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/4310
Other Identifiers: M.Tech
Research Supervisor/ Guide: Kumar, Vivek
metadata.dc.type: M.Tech Dessertation
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