Fluid dynamics of packed columns: principles of the fluid dynamic design of columns for gas/liquid and liquid/liquid systems
Mackowiak, Jerzy
Hall, Claudia
This book provides support to engineers as well as graduate students in theirdaily design work within the industry or for the development of new plants. It investigates the key issues relating to the fluid dynamic design of packed columns used in rectification, absorption and stripping (desorption) under vacuum, normal pressure and up to 100 bar and liquid-liquid-extraction, which are relevant in waste air and wastewater technology. The author presents a standardised model, which is valid for any type of packing and can be used to calculate the gas velocity at flooding point as well as the liquid hold-up and the pressure drop throughout the entire operating range for random packings, stackedpackings elements, tube columns and structured packings with different flow channel angles. The book also contains packing parameter data for approx. 200 random and structured packings. In addition to outlining the fundamental principles of fluid dynamics, it presents numerous examples of practical application. INDICE: Part 1 Principles of the fluid dynamic design of packed columns for gas/liquid systems: Introduction.- Two-phase flow and operating range.- Pressure drop of dry packed columns.- Pressure drop of irrigated random and structured packings.- Pressure drop of irrigated random and structured packings based on the law of resistance for two-phase flow.- Fluid dynamics of packed columns for gas/liquid systems - summary of results.- Part 2 Principles of the fluid dynamic design of packed columns for liquid/liquid systems: Basic principlesof packed column design for liquid/liquid systems.- Index.
- ISBN: 978-3-642-26206-7
- Editorial: Springer
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Fecha Publicación: 13/06/2012
- Nº Volúmenes: 1
- Idioma: Inglés