1963
DOI: 10.1252/kakoronbunshu1953.27.974
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The Pressure Drop across Venturi Scrubbers

Abstract: On the pressure drop across Venturi scrubbers in high temperature region, few reports are available. Precooler is sometimes used to cool hot gases, but in order to pass hot gases of over 700•Ž directly into Venturi scrubbers, it is necessary to know about this pressure drop.

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“…Correlations by Matrozov, 1 Yamauchi, et al, 2 Volgin, et al, 3 Gleason, et al, 4 10 Behie and Beeckmans 11 are theoretical correlations. All of the equations were derived from the equations of motion and momentum balance.…”
Section: Shui-chow Yung Harry F Barbarika and Seymour Calvertmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Correlations by Matrozov, 1 Yamauchi, et al, 2 Volgin, et al, 3 Gleason, et al, 4 10 Behie and Beeckmans 11 are theoretical correlations. All of the equations were derived from the equations of motion and momentum balance.…”
Section: Shui-chow Yung Harry F Barbarika and Seymour Calvertmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Although there are other publications (Yoshida et al, 1960;Yamauchi et al, 1964;Volgin et al, 1968) reporting experimental pressure drop data for venturi scrubbers, most are of limited value for model validation because significant parameters such as pressure gradients and scrubber dimensions are not provided.…”
Section: Annular Flow Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are several correlations in the literature, both experimental and theoretical, to predict the pressure drop in venturi scrubbers. Equations proposed by Matrozov (1953), Yamuchi et al (1964), Volgin et al (1968), Gleason andMcKenna (1971), andHesketh (1974) are empirical in nature. The theoretical models make use of fundamental mass and momentum balances to model the pressure drop in venturi scrubbers.…”
Section: Review Of Pressure Drop Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%