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Material calculation for containers

2017-03-16View Original

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If a 31 m3 container is filled with 30 m3 of activated carbon, how can one calculate the amount of gas it can hold?
Reply #22017-03-16
This cannot be calculated; gas and activated carbon are in an adsorption relationship, and the degree to which the pressure decreases after adsorption depends on pressure, temperature, as well as the adsorption capacity of both the material and the activated carbon
Reply #32017-03-16
Thank you! Can calculations be done if the pressure, temperature, and adsorption capacity of the activated carbon are known?
Reply #42017-03-20
The performance data of activated carbon is not as reliable as that of molecular sieves, and both activated carbon and molecular sieves can suffer from poisoning and degradation, resulting in changes in their performance. Theoretical data calculations are not as useful as experimental test data. It is possible to test the adsorption amount under the operating temperature and pressure conditions as a reference

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