A continuum theory for multicomponent chromatography modeling

David Pfister, Massimo Morbidelli,* Roger-Marc Nicoud

• by Ypso-Facto
• March 22, 2016

ABSTRACT: A continuum theory is proposed for modeling multicomponent chromatographic systems under linear conditions. The model is based on the description of complex mixtures, possibly involving tens or hundreds of solutes, by a continuum. The present approach is shown to be very efficient when...

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Chromatographic Processes

Modeling, Simulation, and Design

Roger-Marc Nicoud

• by Ypso-Facto
• April 08, 2015

ABSTRACT: Addressing all aspects of the design, modeling and simulation of chromatographic processes, this result-oriented primer provides a practical guide to all the necessary approaches, methodologies and tools. Beginning with key definitions and concepts, it builds up from the most simple...

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The amazing ability of continuous chromatography to adapt to a moving environment

Roger-Marc Nicoud

• by Ypso-Facto
• February 17, 2014

ABSTRACT: While normally considered an expensive technology, chromatography has been used for very large-scale applications for ∼50 years. Main successes reported in the petrochemical or sugar industries are obtained with systems having the characteristics of being counter-current and continuous...

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