This engineering meaning of hybrid is not a definition of a craft still. Specific tables contain inconsistencies flagged in the literature note.
Chapter-level engineering discussion by Deenesh K. Babi and Rafiqul Gani; paraphrase of printed pp. 358–374.
Hybrid schemes combine complementary separation or reaction mechanisms. Agent selection and property prediction must account for the surrounding process and be checked before detailed design.
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Chapter 9: Hybrid Distillation Schemes: Design, Analysis, and Application. Printed pages; chapter begins at original PDF 372.
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Hybrid schemes combine complementary separation or reaction mechanisms. Agent selection and property prediction must account for the surrounding process and be checked before detailed design.
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Deenesh K. Babi and Rafiqul Gani. Hybrid Distillation Schemes: Design, Analysis, and Application, printed pp. 358–374. Chapter original PDF pages 372–396. This is an original paraphrase, not a quotation.
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This engineering meaning of hybrid is not a definition of a craft still. Specific tables contain inconsistencies flagged in the literature note.
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SRC-637 ch9, pp. 358–374 — Hybrid selection must include the recovery problem
Distillation: Fundamentals and Principles — full-volume analysis