1962
DOI: 10.1002/cite.330340403
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Hochleistungs‐Rektifizier‐Siebböden

Abstract: Zur Trennung von löslichen Flüssigkeitsgemischen durch Rektifikation werden fast nur Austauschböden verwendet. Unter ihnen behielten der Glocken‐ und der Siebboden ihre überragende Bedeutung neben Sonderbauarten, welche in den letzten Jahren entwickelt worden sind. Der Glockenboden und seine Abart als Tunnelboden werden in der Industrie trotz höherer Baukosten gegenüber dem Siebboden bis heute weitaus am meisten angewendet; dies ist in überlegenen Betriebseignungen und darin begründet, daß der Glockenboden meh… Show more

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“…The effect of tray spacing on tray efficiency was also considered. According to Kirschbaum's data 11 for industrial trays (Figure 1), at a normal operating range the tray efficiency is practically independent of tray spacing. The trend was the same in our experiments with small trays.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…The effect of tray spacing on tray efficiency was also considered. According to Kirschbaum's data 11 for industrial trays (Figure 1), at a normal operating range the tray efficiency is practically independent of tray spacing. The trend was the same in our experiments with small trays.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…We have taken data from large trays as a reference. Kirschbaum's data 11 have been used for the ethanol/water system (EtOH/ H 2 O) at two different tray spacings (Figure 1) and Yanagi and Sakata's data 12 for the cyclohexane/nheptane system (c-C6/n-C7) at two different pressures (Figure 2). The tray characteristics of large trays are presented in Table 1.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The primary prerequisite in modeling the neural networks is the availability of a database. Therefore, the experimental data from the following references have been utilized in this work, respectively: Lopez and Kirschbaum (Lopez andCastells, 1999 andKirschbaum, 1962), Proctor (Proctor et al, 1998), Kastanek and Biddulph (Kastanek and Standart, 1967;Biddulph and Dribika, 1986), Rush and Jones (Rush and Stirba, 1957;Jones and Pyle, 1995), Kunesh (Kunesh et al, 1996), Rush (Rush and Stirba, 1957) and Lopez and Yanagi (Kunesh et al, 1996;Yanagi and Sakata, 1982). The physical properties, operating conditions and specifications of the tray geometry are exhibited in Table 1.…”
Section: Model Input Parameters and Training For The Neural Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%