How should the residence time be determined when designing oil-water and oil-gas separation tanks?

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Recently, when reviewing the \"Chemical Process Design Handbook,\" regarding liquid-liquid separation, there is information on horizontal sedimentation tanks. For counter-current sedimentation tanks, there are no selected values for residence time in gas-liquid separation. After reading this section, I’m still confused about the residence time or settling time

Reply #22022-12-31

Please refer to 2.1 in Chapter 23 of the fifth edition of the Chemical Process Design Handbook

Reply #32023-01-01

My screenshot is the part you mentioned

Reply #42023-01-04

Actually, this can be designed based on density and separation height; there’s no need to think of it as something too complicated

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