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A MATHEMATICAL MODEL AND SIMULATION FOR NON ISOTHERMAL GAS ABSORPTION WITH CHEMICAL REACTION

ZHU Changluo; ZHANG Rongxian; JIANG Gengmin; WANG Qingzhi   

  1. Zhejiang University
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:1987-06-28 Published:1987-06-28
  • Contact: ZHU Changluo

A MATHEMATICAL MODEL AND SIMULATION FOR NON ISOTHERMAL GAS ABSORPTION WITH CHEMICAL REACTION

朱长乐; 张荣贤; 蒋耿民; 王庆智   

  1. Zhejiang University
  • 通讯作者: 朱长乐

Abstract: In this paper, the principles of mass and heat transfer for a non-isothermal gas absorption with chemical reaction have been described. The examples of carbon monoxide complexing with aluminum cuprous tetrachloride solution and carbon dioxide absorbed by monoethanolamine aqueous solution in packed column have been simulated and computed with a mathematical model which considered of both mass and heat transfer, gas and liquid resistance. The fundamental differential equations of the process are treated with forth order Runge-Kutta method. Through simulating and computing, the temperature profiles and concentration profiles of both gas and liquid phase along the packed height have been visualized. The results are reasonably accurate and conform with pilot plant experimental data.

摘要: In this paper, the principles of mass and heat transfer for a non-isothermal gas absorption with chemical reaction have been described. The examples of carbon monoxide complexing with aluminum cuprous tetrachloride solution and carbon dioxide absorbed by monoethanolamine aqueous solution in packed column have been simulated and computed with a mathematical model which considered of both mass and heat transfer, gas and liquid resistance. The fundamental differential equations of the process are treated with forth order Runge-Kutta method. Through simulating and computing, the temperature profiles and concentration profiles of both gas and liquid phase along the packed height have been visualized. The results are reasonably accurate and conform with pilot plant experimental data.