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Dynamics of Heat and Mass Transfer during the Injection of Dispersed Adsorbent into Steam-Gas Flow

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Physical and mathematical simulation of the process of adsorption of gas components on the adsorbent injected into the steam-air flow in a cylindrical tube and Venturi tube was carried out. Calculated estimates of CO2 adsorption on aluminosilicate with a mass median particle size of 50 µm were carried out using the phase equilibrium coefficient found by the authors in [1] by comparing the calculated and experimental data from [2]. The analysis of adsorption process under the considered conditions is carried out and practical conclusions were made.

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Shilyaev, M.I., Khromova, E.M. Dynamics of Heat and Mass Transfer during the Injection of Dispersed Adsorbent into Steam-Gas Flow. Theor Found Chem Eng 55, 688–698 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040579521030209

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