Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
destilación fraccionada
English translation:
fractional distillation
Spanish term
destilación fraccionada
5 +8 | fractional distillation | psicutrinius |
4 | batch distillation | Nelida Kreer |
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Jan 27, 2008 20:54: psicutrinius changed "Edited KOG entry" from "<a href="/profile/12227">Kelhara Translations's</a> old entry - "destilación fraccionada"" to ""fractional distillation""
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fractional distillation
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Michael Powers (PhD)
: Yes, Marcelo that is correct and is verified in el Diccionario técnico por García Díaz, Editorial Limusa - Mike :)
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Well, Michael, I go always first to the wikipedia to check. If ut agrees with my experience, there it goes. Otherwise, further searching is needed. But it is so handy for a first check...
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Carol Gullidge
: also agree re whether this was (!) the right heading.
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CarolinaGU
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K Donnelly
: Agree - I was a chemist many years ago, and this is correct
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RichardDeegan
: or even better "cracking" distillation, for oil and gas
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Not exactly, if memory serves me well. I recall "cracking" as BOTH distillation and (with a catalyst), breaking down molecules into lower chain hydrocarbons
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Lydia De Jorge
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Victoria Porter-Burns
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Daniel Parra
: I have worked peripherally with this field; this is correct.
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batch distillation
http://www.distillationgroup.com/distill.htm
Processing Mode
Processing mode refers to the way in which feed and product are introduced and withdrawn from the process. Distillation occurs in two modes, continuous distillation and batch distillation.
Continuous distillation is feed is sent to the still all the time and product is drawn out at the same time. The idea in continuous distillation is that the amount going into the still and the amount leaving the still should always equal each other at any given point in time.
Batch distillation is when the amount going into the still and the amount going out of the still is not supposed to be the same all the time. The easiest example to use is like old fashioned spirit making. The distiller fills a container at the start, then heats it, as time goes by the vapors are condensed to make the alcoholic drink. When the proper quantity of overhead (drink) is made, the distiller stops the still and empties it out ready for a new batch. This is only a simple case, in industrial usage what goes on gets very complex.
Both continuous and batch distillation are very important to industry. Continuous distillation is most often used with big volume products like jet fuel, benzene, plastic monomers. Batch distillation is most often used with smaller volume products and in plants that make lots of different things and use the same still for many products (in different batches).
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Reconozco que no sé prácticamente nada de química, y releyendo la información del sitio veo que hay distintas técnicas entre las cuales además del stripping y del rectification, también mencionan "fractionation".
Bueno, ahora tengo mis dudas y modifico mi nivel de certeza a "medium" [3].
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psicutrinius
: Niki, tú misma dices en la "asker note" "...en una operación continua". Por tanto, no puede ser "batch", o sea, DIScontinua, por lotes
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Tienes toda la razón. Entretanto había logrado consultar a mi hermano, que no sabe mucho inglés pero sí es ingeniero químico, y me confirmó que no es batch. Así que "fractional" it is. Gracias por tu paciencia......
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Discussion
Destilación fraccionada.
Es una técnica que permite la realización de una serie de destilaciones sencillas en una sola operación etc etc