考研 化工原理 必备课件第五章 吸收（PubMed Principle courseware must be absorbed in the fifth chapter）.docVIP

考研 化工原理 必备课件第五章 吸收（PubMed Principle courseware must be absorbed in the fifth chapter） This paper consists of 821240550 contributions Ppt documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. The fifth chapter absorbs 5.1 gas-liquid equilibrium 5.2 mass transfer mechanism and absorption rate 5.3 absorption tower calculation 5.4 absorption coefficient 5.1 gas-liquid equilibrium (mass transfer) absorption and heat transfer process of two similar: heat transfer and absorption process is composed of three steps (three steps, explain the similar) but the two process is different: the driving force of heat transfer is two fluid temperature difference, the temperature limit is equal to two of the fluid; absorption driving force is not two the difference of concentration, concentration limit is not equal to two. This is because the phase equilibrium between gas and liquid is different from the thermal balance between the cold and hot fluid. The gas-liquid phase equilibrium relation is the important basis of the absorption process. We will discuss it in detail. 1 Henrys law Absorption operations are most often used to separate low concentration gas mixtures, where the concentration of liquids is usually low, i.e., in dilute solutions. The solubility curve of a dilute solution is usually approximately a straight line across the origin, which is proportional to the concentration of the gas - liquid phase. This relation is called Henrys law. When the gas liquid composition is expressed in different units, Henrys law has the following 3 forms: p* = Ex, A, PE = Ex, A, problem solving Guide PE = HC A guide to problem solving C* A = Hp, A, or P* A CA = H Ye = MX Y * = MX 2 impetus of the calculation process Driver (y? Ye) or (Xe? X) and attention impetus (y? X)! 5.2 mass transfer mechanism and absorption rate In the analysis of any chemical process, two basic problems need to be solved: the