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airspeed problem

2010-03-01View Original

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Is the space velocity of a tubular reactor calculated by dividing the feed volume flow rate of the reactor by the stacking volume of the catalyst?
Reply #22010-03-01
airspeed definition: The ratio of the amount of raw materials entering the reactor per hour to the amount stored in the reactor is called space velocity, or space velocity for short. If the feed amount and storage amount are both calculated in weight units, it is called weight space velocity. ; If the feed volume and storage volume are both calculated in volume units, it is called volumetric airspeed. When calculating the volumetric airspeed, the volumetric flow rate of the feed amount is calculated based on the standard state.
Reply #32010-03-01
The answer above made me enlightened! Thank you upstairs!

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