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EnglishThis paper describes computer modeling experiments for single adsorbate flow through a packed-bed adsorption reactor to examine the behavior of concentration "wave fronts" for aqueous and solid phases. Conclusions were: (1) The shape of thc wave front assumes a steady-state shape after development: (2) the wave front has constant velocity. (3) the solid-phase wave front is synoptic with the aqueous-phase wave front; (4) the wave-front velocity can be predicted from isotherm data; and (5) the adsorbate-concentration breakthrough curve can be calculated from wave-front data. These conclusions relate directly to design and operation. First, the length of the reactor can be calculated by wave-front velocity, which can be determined from isotherm data. Second, for pilot plant studies the major interest includes wave-front shape, length, and velocity. Third, in operation, the progress of the wave front should be monitored to predict the breakthrough
| Titolo: | WAVE-FRONT BEHAVIOR IN ADSORPTION REACTORS |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 1992 |
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| Abstract: | This paper describes computer modeling experiments for single adsorbate flow through a packed-bed adsorption reactor to examine the behavior of concentration "wave fronts" for aqueous and solid phases. Conclusions were: (1) The shape of thc wave front assumes a steady-state shape after development: (2) the wave front has constant velocity. (3) the solid-phase wave front is synoptic with the aqueous-phase wave front; (4) the wave-front velocity can be predicted from isotherm data; and (5) the adsorbate-concentration breakthrough curve can be calculated from wave-front data. These conclusions relate directly to design and operation. First, the length of the reactor can be calculated by wave-front velocity, which can be determined from isotherm data. Second, for pilot plant studies the major interest includes wave-front shape, length, and velocity. Third, in operation, the progress of the wave front should be monitored to predict the breakthrough |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11769/18840 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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