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Calculation of the theoretical plate number of the desorption tower

2008-01-18View Original

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Besides the graphical method, how is the number of theoretical plates in a desorption tower calculated? What methods can be used? It seems that Fenske’s equation for calculating the theoretical number of plates in the distillation process cannot be used directly? Please give me some advice, thanks.
Reply #22008-01-18
I once again hope that everyone will lend a helping hand to help solve this problem.
Reply #32009-05-05
2# peterjiao can use the average factor method, which allows for straightforward calculations; you can check out a book on Separation Engineering, as it contains explanations on this topic!
Reply #42009-05-06
It is recommended that the original poster take a look at the principles of chemical engineering and review the basic principles of desorption; then it will not be difficult to understand the formulas.
Reply #52009-05-06
It can be understood as the opposite of the absorption process, so it’s not that difficult

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