Mass and heat transfer in ternary distillation of methanol-ethanol-water systems by a wetted-wall column

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Experimental study of vapor-phase sensible heat and mass fluxes in ternary distillation of the methanol-ethanol-water system was made with a wetted-wall column at total reflux conditions. From heat and mass balances for the liquid film, a theoretical expression was derived for the interfacial velocity caused by mass fluxes. The interfacial velocity was shown to be a function of the sensible heat and diffusion fluxes. Observed vapor-phase sensible heat fluxes showed good agreement with the theoretical values obtained by laminar flow theories. Observed vapor-phase diffusion fluxes obtained from mass flux measurements also showed good agreement with the theoretical values, but a poor correlation was obtained for vapor-phase mass fluxes. Observed interfacial velocities were compared with the calculated values. © 1982, The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan. All rights reserved.

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Kosuge, H., & Asano, K. (1982). Mass and heat transfer in ternary distillation of methanol-ethanol-water systems by a wetted-wall column. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERING OF JAPAN, 15(4), 268–273. https://doi.org/10.1252/jcej.15.268

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