Design Diagrams

Importance of Design Diagrams One of the first things a designer should tiy to do is lay out a carefully constructed equilibrium curve, y° = Fix), on an xy diagram, as shown in Fig. 14-2. A horizontal line corresponding to the inlet-gas composition yi is then the locus of feasible outlet-liquor compositions, and a vertical hue corresponding to the inlet-solvent-liquor composition X9 is the locus of feasible out-... 

FIG. 14-8 Design diagram for adiabatic absorption of acetone in water. Example 6. 

We note that this example is the analytical solution to the graphical design problem shown in Fig. 14-9, which therefore is the design diagram for this system. 

FIGURE 4 A schematic of a dual-piston in-parallel pump design. Diagram from HPLC equipment, CLC-30, reprinted with permission from Savant, Fullerton, CA. 

Figure 3. Experimental design. Diagram showing additions of nutrients and tracer amounts of 15N into the divided arctic lake, N2.

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Example 8.1 Three sets of yield loci under different consolidation conditions are obtained for a sample of powder of bulk density 1,500 kg/m3, as shown in Fig. E8.1. If a conical hopper is to be designed, determine the wall slope of the hopper and the opening size necessary to ensure a steady mass flow. The angle of wall friction is 15°. The design diagram for mass flow conical hoppers is given in Fig. E8.2 [BMHB, 1988]. 

Figure E8.2. Design diagram for mass flow conical hopper (from BMHB, 1988) (a) Flow factor (b) Angle of wall friction.

Fig. 4.12. Design diagrams for isopropyl acetate (IPOAc) reactive distillation column and comparison with simulation results (solid curves simulated column profile markers = stage composition for column rectifying section + = stage composition for column stripping section).

The design diagram of the hydraulic system is presented in Figure 13. The pressure generated by the pump pmov (2 MPa) and characteristics of branches (pipe lengths and diameters, coefficients of resistances 7,) are given. 

Because it was necessary to use a process that would work in existing equipment, a process was designed (diagrammed in Figure 1) involving the following operations ... 

Agnew and Potter [6] did the same as Barkelew for heterogeneous catalytic reactors and presented design diagrams to prevent runaway, including also the parameter of the ratio of the tube to the catalyst particle diameters dt/dp. Burghardt and Warmuzinski [7] considered multiple reactions and also took the heat effect of the secondary reaction into account however, they did not study the selectivities achieved in the reactor. 

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