One-Dimensional Modeling of Mass Transfer Processes in an Annular Centrifugal Contactor

IF 2.8 Q2 ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL
Peter M. Ritzler, C. Weiss, B. Seyfang
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Abstract

Due to the importance of process intensification, modeling of Annular Centrifugal Contactors (ACCs) is becoming of increasing interest. By the current state of scientific knowledge, universal modeling without high computing power of these complex apparatuses is not possible to a satisfactory degree. In this article, a one-dimensional model to describe the mass transfer during a physical extraction process in an ACC is presented. The model is based on solely geometrical data and operating conditions of the ACC, as well as physical properties of the components. Regarding the selection of physical properties, only physical properties that are easily accessible were used. With this model, mass transfer calculations are possible and therefore, the output concentrations can be predicted. Simulations of an ACC based on the model were done by creating and running a python code. Validation of the model was conducted by varying and comparing operating conditions in both the simulation and the experiments. Validation was completed successfully for a representative system of components and showed good agreement over a range of rotational frequencies and temperatures.
环形离心接触器传质过程的一维建模
由于过程强化的重要性,环形离心接触器(ACC)的建模越来越受到关注。根据目前的科学知识状况,在没有高计算能力的情况下,这些复杂设备的通用建模是不可能达到令人满意的程度的。本文提出了一个一维模型来描述ACC中物理萃取过程中的传质。该模型仅基于ACC的几何数据和操作条件,以及部件的物理特性。关于物理性质的选择,只使用了容易获得的物理性质。利用该模型,可以进行传质计算,因此可以预测输出浓度。通过创建和运行python代码,对基于该模型的ACC进行了仿真。通过改变和比较模拟和实验中的操作条件,对模型进行了验证。成功完成了一个具有代表性的组件系统的验证,并在一系列旋转频率和温度范围内显示出良好的一致性。
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ChemEngineering
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