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Chemical engineering

empirical relation between reflux ratio and the number of theoretical stages in a distillation column, linking minimum stages and minimum reflux.

In chemical engineering, Gilliland correlation refers to empirical relation between reflux ratio and the number of theoretical stages in a distillation column, linking minimum stages and minimum reflux. This meaning comes from Gilliland (1940) in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry.[1]

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Gilliland, E. R. (1940). Multicomponent Rectification Estimation of the Number of Theoretical Plates as a Function of the Reflux Ratio. Industrial & Engineering Chemistry, 32(9), 1220-1223. https://doi.org/10.1021/ie50369a035

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