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Removing of Gaseous Pollutants from the Air Masses on the Pilot-Plant Scrubber
Kalivoda, Josef ; Šulc,, Radek (referee) ; Moucha, Tomáš (referee) ; Svěrák, Tomáš (advisor)
The PHD thesis is focused on the absorption with chemical reaction on the pilot plant gas/liquid scrubber. The performance characterization of the apparatus is based on the absorption of carbon dioxide in to the 1\% sodium hydroxide sollution and includes pressure drops, liquid holdup, gas/liquid contact time and the capture effectiveness as well. The experimantal part of the thesis includes a complex of mathematical equations based on the Film theory. The complex of the mathematical equations allowed a calculation of the overall mass transfer coefficient for the type of the gas scrubber at the given experimental conditions.
Removing of Gaseous Pollutants from the Air Masses on the Pilot-Plant Scrubber
Kalivoda, Josef ; Šulc,, Radek (referee) ; Moucha, Tomáš (referee) ; Svěrák, Tomáš (advisor)
The PHD thesis is focused on the absorption with chemical reaction on the pilot plant gas/liquid scrubber. The performance characterization of the apparatus is based on the absorption of carbon dioxide in to the 1\% sodium hydroxide sollution and includes pressure drops, liquid holdup, gas/liquid contact time and the capture effectiveness as well. The experimantal part of the thesis includes a complex of mathematical equations based on the Film theory. The complex of the mathematical equations allowed a calculation of the overall mass transfer coefficient for the type of the gas scrubber at the given experimental conditions.
Gas Hold-up and Volumetric Mass Transfer Coefficient in Stirred Gas-Liquid Dispersion with Higher Viscosity - Rushton Turbine, Lightnin A315
Zedníková, Mária ; Linek, V. ; Moucha, T.
This contribution deals with gas hold-up and volumetric mass transfer coefficient in stirred gas-liquid dispersion with higher viscosity - rushton turbine, lightnin A315.
Gas Hold-up and Volumetric Mass Transfer Coefficient of Various Impeller Types in Gas-Liquid Dispersion with Higher Viscosity
Zedníková, Mária ; Linek, V. ; Moucha, T.
In a vessel with inner diameter 0.29 m supplied by one, two or three impellers on a common shaft, there were measured transport characteristics (gas hold-up and volumetric mass transfer coefficient) in dependence on power consumption. As an impeller there was used the pitched blade impeller pumping the liquid either upwards or downwards. Air was used as a gas phase and 3% solution of Sokrat 44 as a liquid phase. The solution behaves as a newton liquid with viscosity 12.9mPa.s. Volumetric mass transfer coefficient was measured by dynamic pressure method. Gas hold-up and kLa were presented in dependence on power consumption and on gas superficial velocity. Results are compared with the data of given impeller types obtained in low viscous solutions and with the data of other impeller types.
Transportní charakteristiky konfigurací s více míchadly Lightnin A315 v disperzích kapalina-plyn
Moucha, T. ; Linek, V. ; Zedníková, Mária
This article deals with transport characteristics of multiple-lightnin A315 impellers in gas-liquid dispersions.
Transportní charakteristiky různých vícemíchadlových konfigurací v míchané disperzi kapalina-plyn s vyšší viskositou
Moucha, T. ; Zedníková, Mária ; Linek, V.
Mixing intensity, gas hold-up and volumetric mass transfer coefficient of various multiple-impeller configurations are measured in a vessel of inner diameter 0.29 m equipped with three impellers on a common shaft. Five types of impellers are used. Distilled water with 3 vol.% Sokrat 44 is used as a liquid phase with Newtonian behaviour and viscosity 12.9 mPa.s. Air is used as gas phase. Mixing intensity was measured using tracer experiment and Dynamic Pressure Method was used for the measurement of volumetric mass transfer coefficient. Transport characteristics are presented for individual impeller configurations as functions of power consumption and superficial gas velocity. The impellers are compared each other and with transport characteristics for non-viscous solutions measured previously.

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