Table 4 ae As a conclusion, a systematic-based methodology has been developed for sustainable integrated process design and control (Sustain-IPDC) for a distillation column system. This methodology has been applied and verified for a single distillation column. The presented case study of Benzene- Toluene separation process has shown that the optimal design with respect to design, control, sustainability and economic criteria can be obtained in an efficient and systematic way. The objective of this stage is to select the best candidate by analyzing the value of the multi- objective function. The multi-objective function is calculated by summing up the multi-objective function value. From the result tabulated in Table 4, it is clearly seen that the multi-objective function, J for distillation column design A is the highest compared to other designs. Therefore, it is verified that the distillation column design at the maximum point of driving force is an optimal solution for Sustain-IPDC of a Benzene-Toluene separation process which satisfies the design, control, sustainability and economic criteria.