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Once the gas-liquid two phases reach equilibrium on the tray, no more mass or heat transfer will occur between them. Right? I’m seeking help from all the experts here
This proposal seems a bit vague and not rigorous. In equilibrium, when there is a “heat balance,” “no more mass or heat transfer will occur between the two phases.” ”. If it’s some other kind of balance, then that’s a different matter. Such as temperature, pressure.
No, mass and heat transfer still occur after reaching equilibrium!
Under ideal conditions, with no new inflow of gas or liquid phase. At this point, the two are in equilibrium