Influence of Indicator Input on Peclet Number Longitudinal Diffusion

Abstract

The influence of the indication of the response curve by a pulsed input signal on the longitudinal mixing in a packed reaction column is considered. It is shown that when the dispersion of the response curve is 0.03, the Peclet number of longitudinal diffusion is practically independent of the point of entering the indicator into the apparatus, and it has the greatest effect when the dispersion is 0.1, that is, when the flow structure approaches ideal mixing.