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It is desired to reduce the 2% CO, in 23 Ib/sec of a natural gas stream using absorption in aqueous diethylamine flowing at 40 lb/sec. Either 1 ½ in. Raschig rings or 1 ½ in. Pall rings are being considered for packing. A pressure drop of 0.25 in H,O/ft is desired to minimize foaming. Under operating conditions, the densities of the gas and the liquid are 2.8 and 63 Ib/ft³, respectively; the liquid viscosity is 2 centistokes. "Determine the flooding velocity and the tower's cross-sectional area using the succeeding procedures

It is desired to reduce the 2% CO, in 23 Ib/sec of a natural gas stream using absorption in aqueous diethylamine flowing at 40 lb/sec. Either 1 ½ in. Raschig rings or 1 ½ in. Pall rings are being considered for packing. A pressure drop of 0.25 in H,O/ft is desired to minimize foaming. Under operating conditions, the densities of the gas and the liquid are 2.8 and 63 Ib/ft³, respectively; the liquid viscosity is 2 centistokes. "Determine the flooding velocity and the tower's cross-sectional area using the succeeding procedures

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Determination of Flooding Velocity Procedure 1. Obtain liquid density (PL) and viscosity(H), gas density(pg) and packing factor(Fp) 2. Calculate the ratio of flow of entering liquid to entering gas (L/G) from problem data. 3. Calculate FLG = (L/G)(pg/PL)0.5 4. Obtain CP from Fig. 14-55/14-58 (HB) using FLG and pressure drop of15 in %3D 5. Solve Up =CP[(PL- PG)/(PLFP)]0.5[PL/4]°.05 using appropriate units in the HB 6. Gp = UF PG %3D
Transcribed Image Text:Determination of Flooding Velocity Procedure 1. Obtain liquid density (PL) and viscosity(H), gas density(pg) and packing factor(Fp) 2. Calculate the ratio of flow of entering liquid to entering gas (L/G) from problem data. 3. Calculate FLG = (L/G)(pg/PL)0.5 4. Obtain CP from Fig. 14-55/14-58 (HB) using FLG and pressure drop of15 in %3D 5. Solve Up =CP[(PL- PG)/(PLFP)]0.5[PL/4]°.05 using appropriate units in the HB 6. Gp = UF PG %3D
It is desired to reduce the 2% CO, in 23 lb/sec of a natural gas stream using absorption in aqueous diethylamine flowing at 40 lb/sec. Either 1 ½ in. Raschig rings or 1 ½ in. Pall rings are being considered for packing. A pressure drop of 0.25 in H2O/ft is desired to minimize foaming. Under operating conditions, the densities of the gas and the liquid are 2.8 and 63 Ib/ft³, respectively; the liquid viscosity is 2 centistokes. "Determine the flooding velocity and the tower's cross-sectional area using the succeeding procedures
Transcribed Image Text:It is desired to reduce the 2% CO, in 23 lb/sec of a natural gas stream using absorption in aqueous diethylamine flowing at 40 lb/sec. Either 1 ½ in. Raschig rings or 1 ½ in. Pall rings are being considered for packing. A pressure drop of 0.25 in H2O/ft is desired to minimize foaming. Under operating conditions, the densities of the gas and the liquid are 2.8 and 63 Ib/ft³, respectively; the liquid viscosity is 2 centistokes. "Determine the flooding velocity and the tower's cross-sectional area using the succeeding procedures
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