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Molecular sieves are used to adsorb trace amounts of water in liquids; what is a common choice for the rotation speed of the liquid?

2017-06-26View Original

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Molecular sieves are used to adsorb trace amounts of water in liquids; what is a common choice for the rotation speed of the liquid? Also, how is the adsorption length calculated? Is it the residence time of this liquid? Is it related to the adsorption rate of molecular sieves? Why are adsorption rate curves generally not provided for the performance of molecular sieves?
Reply #22017-06-27
Is your question something that needs to be determined through experiments?
Reply #32018-05-31
Is there any data available on this? It’s all based on experience. It is necessary to understand various operating conditions, different liquid media, the parameters of these media, the processing capacity, the required water content, and so on in order to determine this
Reply #42018-06-01
It is recommended to collect data through small experiments; such data, if it exists at all, is usually not shared by others. And if you want to use it, it’s best to verify its reliability on your own

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