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The effect of vapour composition on the assessment of fractionating columns in terms of heights of a transfer unit. Part II

✍ Scribed by Storrow, J. Anderson

Book ID
102887495
Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1947
Weight
730 KB
Volume
66
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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Abstract

Temperature surveys across the diameter of a wetted‐wall fractionating column operating on ethanol‐water mixtures have indicated the form of vapour composition distribution across the column; the assumption being made that the temperatures measured were the condensation temperatures of the vapour. The results illustrate the similarity between the processes of fractionation, uni‐directional diffusion and heat transfer. In fractionation, H.T.U. obtained by thermocouple “sampling”^17, 18^, and based on the mean vapour compositions are in close agreement with corresponding data obtained by sample‐withdrawal methods.

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## Abstract By a new “sampling” technique using thermocouples to measure the condensation temperature of vapour mixtures in a wetted‐wall fractionating column, it has been possible to derive curves of vapour concentration along the contact path of the two phases. From these “concentration curves” e