Longitudinal Dispersion in Packed Gas-Absorption Columns

Column switching analysis with packed-capillary columns in gas chromatography.

By introducing sequentially connected two packed-capillary columns, a wide range of volatile compounds were successfully separated in gas chromatography. The hyphenation of two packed-capillary columns of 1.0 mm i.d. was accomplished using a conventional 6-port valve, where the temperature of each column was individually controlled in the respective column ovens. These columns were prepared w...

Prediction of Mean Drop Size in Pulsed Packed Extraction Columns

Packed versus capillary columns in gaschromatography.

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Short metal capillary columns packed with polymer-coated fibrous materials in high-temperature gas chromatography.

The high-temperature gas chromatographic (GC) separation of several semivolatile compounds is studied with a short metal capillary column packed with fibrous material, having a polydimethylsiloxane coating thereon. Taking advantage of the excellent heat-resistance of the fiber and also the combination of the surface-deactivated metal capillary, a temperature-programmed separation up to 450 degr...

A Numerical Case Study of Packed Columns

This paper presents results concerning the validation of a recently developed packing algorithm. The basic ethos of this algorithm, known as DigiPac, is to use threedimensional methods to digitise particle shapes, and to use this digital information directly in computations of how particles pack together without further conversion or the need for modelling. A variety of simulations of packed co...