Effects of chemical absorption on mass transfer from single carbon dioxide bubbles in aqueous sodium hydroxide solution in a vertical pipe
Effects of chemical absorption on mass transfer from single carbon dioxide bubbles in aqueous sodium hydroxide solution in a vertical pipe
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DOI:
10.1016/j.ces.2021.116852
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发表时间:
2021-06
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4.7
通讯作者:
D. Sa’adiyah;Y. Matsuo;M. Schlüter;Ryo Kurimoto;Kosuke Hayashi;A. Tomiyama
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作者:
D. Sa’adiyah;Y. Matsuo;M. Schlüter;Ryo Kurimoto;Kosuke Hayashi;A. Tomiyama
Mass transfer rateskLof single carbon-dioxide bubbles with chemical absorption in a vertical pipe were investigated using aqueous sodium hydroxide solutions. The pH of the solution was varied from 12 to 13.15. The pipe diameterDwas 12.5 mm. The bubble diameterdwas varied for 0.4 <d/D< 1.4 to cover various bubble shapes. The enhancement factor,E, which is the ratio ofkLwith and without chemical absorption, was almost unity for pH < 12.25. ThenEincreased with increasing pH anddfor pH > 12.25. Its magnitude was, however, lower than the estimation by the two-film theory. AnEcorrelation was developed. Good estimation of the Sherwood number for bubbles with chemical absorption was obtained by combining theEcorrelation and the Sherwood number correlations for bubbles without chemical absorption. Applicability of the correlations to bubbles in a larger pipe diameter was also examined.