Collocation analysis of a boundary-layer model for crossflow fractionation trays

A nonequilibrium model for fractionation trays with lateral dispersion is analyzed by a collocation method. Mobile‐interface turbulent boundary‐layer theory is used to describe the local heat and mass transfer rates with allowance for vapor superheat, liquid subcooling, and net molar transfer betwee...

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Published in:AIChE journal 1990-05, Vol.36 (5), p.655-664
Main Authors: Young, Thomas C., Stewart, Warren E.
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