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Mass-transfer Studies in a Rotating Packed Bed

Liu Youzhi

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The mass-transfer efficiency of a new vapor-liquid contactor-Rotating Packed Bed was studied. Distillation experiment was done with the ethanol-water system. The result showed that the mass transfer efficency of RPB increased correspond to the F and β in low rotating speed. Its HTU was (1.09~1.76) cm and its mass transfer modle was developed.

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The mass-transfer efficiency of a new vapor-liquid contactor-Rotating Packed Bed was studied. Distillation experiment was done with the ethanol-water system. The result showed that the mass transfer efficency of RPB increased correspond to the F and β in low rotating speed. Its HTU was (1.09~1.76) cm and its mass transfer modle was developed.

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The mass-transfer efficiency of a new vapor-liquid contactor-Rotating Packed Bed was studied. Distillation experiment was done with the ethanol-water system. The result showed that the mass transfer efficency of RPB increased correspond to the F and β in low rotating speed. Its HTU was (1.09~1.76) cm and its mass transfer modle was developed.

Key concepts: Packed bed, Mass transfer, Distillation, Contactor, Chromatography, High Gravity, Mechanics, Chemistry

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