Example prices and savings are contextual 2014 engineering cases, not current distillery forecasts.
Chapter-level engineering discussion by Megan Jobson; paraphrase of printed pp. 226–247.
Distillation uses heating, cooling and sometimes power with different temperature requirements and costs. Heat recovery, operating changes and integration must be evaluated against product specifications and the site utility system.
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Chapter 6: Energy Considerations in Distillation. Printed pages; chapter begins at original PDF 242.
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Distillation uses heating, cooling and sometimes power with different temperature requirements and costs. Heat recovery, operating changes and integration must be evaluated against product specifications and the site utility system.
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Megan Jobson. Energy Considerations in Distillation, printed pp. 226–247. Chapter original PDF pages 242–287. This is an original paraphrase, not a quotation.
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Example prices and savings are contextual 2014 engineering cases, not current distillery forecasts.
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SRC-637 ch6, pp. 226–247 — Energy quantity and quality must be evaluated separately
Distillation: Fundamentals and Principles — full-volume analysis