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  4. Liquid holdup in gas†liquid cocurrent downflow through packed beds
 
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Liquid holdup in gas†liquid cocurrent downflow through packed beds

Date Issued
01-01-1992
Author(s)
Venkata Ratnam, G. S.
Varma, Y. B.G.
DOI
10.1002/cjce.5450700323
Abstract
The average in situ volume fraction of the liquid phase for gas‐liquid cocurrent downflow through packed beds is correlated to the input volume fraction of the liquid and the bed geometry. The range of operation is delineated into a high‐interaction regime and a low‐interaction regime based on the influence of the gas rate on the liquid holdup. Experimental data of the present investigation using air‐water and air‐CMC solutions, as well as that reported in literature covering a wide range in variables, are considered in the development of correlations for total and dynamic liquid holdup. Copyright © 1992 Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering
Volume
70
Subjects
  • cocurrent gas‐liquid ...

  • packed beds

  • total and dynamic liq...

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