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B.3
Mass transfer correlations
[Excerpts from: Diffusion: Mass Transfer in Fluid Systems , E. L. Cussler, Cambridge
University Press, 1997]
B.3.1
Fluid-solid and fluid-fluid interactions (see Table B.1)
B.3.2
Fluid-column packings
These correlations are based on data for the following column packings:
Raschig rings: 1
/ 4 to 2 inches
Berl saddles: 1 / 2 to 1 1 / 2 inches
Pall rings: 1 inch
Spheres: 1 / 2 and 1 inch
Rods: 1 / 2 and 1 inch
k L
1 / 3
0051 G L
a w µ L
2 / 3
1 / 2
ρ L
µ L g
µ L
ρ L D L
( a v D p ) 0 . 4
=
.
.
Liquid phase:
0
C 1
0 . 7
1 / 3
k G RT
a v D G =
G G
a v µ G
µ G
ρ G D G
( a v D p ) 2 . 0
Gas phase:
.
a w µ L )of4
to 400 for water and 1 to 40 for organic absorbents. For k G , the gas Reynolds number
( G G /
The range of data for k L extended from a liquid Reynolds number ( G L /
a v µ G ) ranged from 5 to 1000. For the packing:
exp
0 . 2
0 . 75 G L
a v µ L
0 . 1
G L a v
ρ
0 . 05
45 σ c
σ
a wet
a v =
G L
ρ L σ
1
1
.
×
,
L g
a v
specific surface area of packing, (m 2
m 3 )
where a v =
/
specific surface area of wetted packing, (m 2
m 3 )
a wet =
/
5.23 for packing larger than 1 / 2 inch;
C 1 =
dimensionless constant. C 1 =
2.0 for packing less than 1 / 2 inch
C 1 =
liquid-phase diffusion coefficient, (m 2
D L =
/
s)
D p =
nominal packing size, (m)
gas-phase diffusion coefficient, (m 2
D G =
/
s)
s 2 )
g
=
acceleration of gravity, (9.81 m
/
m 2 )
G L =
liquid-phase mass velocity, (kg
/
s
·
m 2 )
G G =
gas-phase mass velocity, (kg
/
s
·
m 2 )
k G =
individual gas-phase mass transfer coefficient, (mol
/
s
·
m 2 )
k L =
individual liquid-phase mass transfer coefficient, (mol
/
s
·
µ L =
liquid viscosity, (kg
/
m
·
s)
µ G =
gas viscosity, (kg
/
m
·
s)
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