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Interfacial area in cocurrent gas—liquid upward flow in tubes of various size

✍ Scribed by R.V. Shilimkan; J.B. Stepanek

Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1977
Tongue
English
Weight
541 KB
Volume
32
Category
Article
ISSN
0009-2509

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✦ Synopsis

Abstra&-Interfacxal area was measured for the case of cocurrent gas-hqmd upward flow u1 tubes 10,lS and 20 mm I d using the tecbruque of absorption w~tb fast chermcal reaction of carbon dloxlde into 1 N aqueous solution of sodmm hydromde Measured data on pressure drop and void fration are also reported The mterfacd area showed a maximum at a Merent superhal velocity for Merent tubes The effect of hqlna superfhal veloc~ on the mterfaual area was rather sruall A successful correhon was obtauaed III terms of the parameter a& /a~ agamst the i&Mnal part of the pressure drop There 1s an u&cation that there 1s a Merence 111 the flow uuhtxons between the lOnun tube and the larger 15 and 20mm tubes

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