Axial dispersion of liquid in packed beds.

The axial dispersion of liquid in a fixed bed of dry randomly packed Raschig rings was investigated in a 1-foot diameter column for three sizes of packing: 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5-inch. The primary variables investigated were particle size, bed height, liquid and gas flow rates. The transient response technique using a step function input was used. [...]

Douglas, W. (Supervisor)

Country

Canada

Related Organizations

McGill University
Canada

Keywords

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, FOS: Mechanical engineering, Mechanical

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