Mass-Transfer Operations¶
Treybal, R. E. (1980). Mass-Transfer Operations. McGraw-Hill.
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Primes¶
- Counter-Current Exchange
- Chemical separation: distillation columns, absorption columns, leaching cascades, and stripping operations exploit counter-current contact between a heavy and a light stream to push separation toward thermodynamic limits.
This sourceCounter-current contacting in distillation, absorption, leaching, and stripping pushes separation toward thermodynamic limits via opposing heavy and light streams. (
- Chemical separation: distillation columns, absorption columns, leaching cascades, and stripping operations exploit counter-current contact between a heavy and a light stream to push separation toward thermodynamic limits.
Mechanisms¶
- Countercurrent Extraction Column
- How far the separation can go per unit height is fixed by the distribution coefficient — how strongly the solute favours the solvent at equilibrium.
This sourceDefines the distribution coefficient as the equilibrium measure of how strongly a solute partitions in favor of one liquid phase.
- How far the separation can go per unit height is fixed by the distribution coefficient — how strongly the solute favours the solvent at equilibrium.
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