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The daily growth of energy consumption throughout the world and the real necessity of providing, shows the optimization of energy generation and consumption is economical and vital case. In chemical process industry distillation column energy consumption is much higher and necessary to optimize it for economical approach. This research paper details how these objectives can be met through the use of chemical simulator.

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