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May 19, 2026Himičeskaâ tehnologiâ. Kontrolʹ i upravlenie/Chemical Technology. Control and Management0 citations

Reliability Analysis of Separator Control Systems

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DMD.P. MuxitdinovOSO. U. SattarovMNM.Sh. Nematov

Key Points

  • The aim is to enhance the reliability and efficiency of gas-liquid separators in hazardous processes.
  • Analyzed separator using structural and functional decomposition.
  • Developed mathematical models for operating parameters like pressure drop and separation efficiency.
  • Examined diagnostic algorithms for condition assessment on the Plant Resource Manager platform.
  • Improved separator reliability with updated diagnostic capabilities.
  • Enhanced ability to prevent emergencies in industrial processes.
  • Successful implementation of monitoring algorithms for operational states.

Abstract

This article aims to enhance the reliability, efficiency, and diagnostic capabilities of gas-liquid separators operating in hazardous technological processes. In the study, the separator is considered as a critical functional unit of an industrial system and is analyzed through structural and functional decomposition. The main operating parameters of the separator, including pressure drop (ΔP), separation efficiency and operational state are described on the basis of a mathematical model. In addition, a state model is developed for normal operation, foaming, liquid droplet carryover with the gas flow, and failure conditions. Emphasis is placed on diagnostic and monitoring issues, and the possibilities of implementing condition assessment and early warning algorithms based on the Plant Resource Manager (PRM) platform are examined. The proposed approach contributes to improving separator reliability, preventing emergency situations, and ensuring the overall safety of hazardous production processes.

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Muxitdinov et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfdc7166b51b53d37915chttps://doi.org/10.59048/2181-1105.1757
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