Is there any specific ratio by which gas and liquid be transferred into absorber? Also, if the inlet stream pressure and the absorber operating pressure are different, does it create some problem?
yes, please check out the playlist, or go directly to the course: courses.chemicalengineeringguy.com/p/gas-absorption-stripping-in-chemical-engineering
gas absorption is carried out in multiple stages (columns) whereas flash is carried in a single stage. These are two different mass transfer processes. Gas Abs = solubility phenomena. Flash = volatility phenomena
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Increase in water flow rate also increases rate of CO2 absorption?
generally speaking, yes... More liquid to absorb, will make CO2 from air go to water
Thank you.. but what affects rate of absorption?
Is there any specific ratio by which gas and liquid be transferred into absorber?
Also, if the inlet stream pressure and the absorber operating pressure are different, does it create some problem?
depends on the equilibrium line! some gases will readily be soluble, and some will not, also depends on T, P
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Please describe the packed column steam stripper column sizing for removal of highly COD solutes from effluent water
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Hi great video, do u have more videos on gas absorption
yes, please check out the playlist, or go directly to the course: courses.chemicalengineeringguy.com/p/gas-absorption-stripping-in-chemical-engineering
Does gas absorbtion in a flash increase it's overall mass?
gas absorption is carried out in multiple stages (columns) whereas flash is carried in a single stage. These are two different mass transfer processes. Gas Abs = solubility phenomena. Flash = volatility phenomena
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