Migration of humic acid through silicate-packed columns consideringfiltration effect

The Effect of Maldistribution on Separation in Packed Distillation Columns

For a packed bed in a distillation column, fmax is the maximum fractional liquid maldistribution that can be tolerated in a parallel column model whilst still being able to achieve the design separation. It was previously shown that fmax can be easily calculated from a conventional column simulation output and it is a measure of the sensitivity of a packed bed to maldistribution. In this paper,...

Prediction of Mean Drop Size in Pulsed Packed Extraction Columns

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...

Silicate entrapped columns--new columns designed for capillary electrochromatography.

Designed especially for capillary electrochromatography (CEC), silicate-entrapped columns are made by trapping particles of chromatographic packing material in a network of silica. Once entrapped, the capillary no longer requires frits. This renders a more homogeneous and stable packed bed. Accidental breakage of the fragile frits is not an issue with these robust columns. Columns packed with r...

Packed versus capillary columns in gaschromatography.

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