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    Analysis of Flow Patterns in High‐Gravity Equipment Using Gamma‐Ray Computed Tomography

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    The capacity of today's gas‐liquid contacting equipment such as tray or packed columns is limited by the gravitational‐driven liquid flow. Intensified equipment applying centrifugal force offers great potential for enhancing the mass transfer and for reducing equipment size. Yet, detailed knowledge about the liquid flow inside rotating packings is scarce due to limited accessibility with conventional measurement systems. In this study, a gamma‐ray computed tomography is employed to quantify the liquid hold‐up and its distribution in the moving packing.

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    The capacity of today's gas‐liquid contacting equipment such as tray or packed columns is limited by the gravitational‐driven liquid flow. Intensified equipment applying centrifugal force offers great potential for enhancing the mass transfer and for reducing equipment size. Yet, detailed knowledge about the liquid flow inside rotating packings is scarce due to limited accessibility with conventional measurement systems. In this study, a gamma‐ray computed tomography is employed to quantify the liquid hold‐up and its distribution in the moving packing.

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    Analysis of Flow Patterns in High‐Gravity Equipment Using Gamma‐Ray Computed Tomography

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    The capacity of today's gas‐liquid contacting equipment such as tray or packed columns is limited by the gravitational‐driven liquid flow. Intensified equipment applying centrifugal force offers great potential for enhancing the mass transfer and for reducing equipment size. Yet, detailed knowledge about the liquid flow inside rotating packings is scarce due to limited accessibility with conventional measurement systems. In this study, a gamma‐ray computed tomography is employed to quantify the liquid hold‐up and its distribution in the moving packing.

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    Analysis of Flow Patterns in High‐Gravity Equipment Using Gamma‐Ray Computed Tomography

    Contributors:

    Groß, Kai (author) / Bieberle, André (author) / Gladyszewski, Konrad (author) / Schubert, Markus (author) / Hampel, Uwe (author) / Skiborowski, Mirko (author) / Górak, Andrzej (author)

    Published in:

    Chemie Ingenieur Technik ; 91 ; 1032-1040

    Publication date:

    2019-07-01

    Size:

    9 pages

    ISSN:

    0009-286X , 1522-2640

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1002/cite.201800085

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Gas‐liquid flow pattern , Non‐invasive flow imaging , Rotating packed bed , Flow behavior , Local liquid hold‐up

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