Ternary mass transfer in a wetted wall column. Significance of diffusional interactions. Part I. Stefan diffusion

Krishna, R. (1981) Ternary mass transfer in a wetted wall column. Significance of diffusional interactions. Part I. Stefan diffusion Transactions of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, 59 . pp. 35-43. ISSN 0046-9858

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Abstract

This paper examines methods for predicting ternary mass transfer from information on the transport properties of the constituent binary pairs, with a view to determining the significance of ditrusional interactions in multicomponent mass transfer. Experimental data obtained by Modine in a wetted-wall column for mass transfer, between a falling film of a binary liquid mixture containing acetone and benzene and a downward flowing ternary vapour-gas mixture containing acetone, benzene and nitrogen or helium, are used to test the validity of three ditrerent predictive multicomponent mass transfer models for gas phase transfer, as follows.

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