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Regarding the issue of carbon dioxide residence time

2010-04-27View Original

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When using a fixed-bed to absorb carbon dioxide, with a bed length of 1.2 m, what is an appropriate residence time? Thank you!
Reply #22010-04-27
You should also take into account the properties of your adsorbent, such as its adsorption capacity, particle size, specific surface area, and other factors. If it is a regular commercially available adsorbent, then find a reference paper to see what the empty tower gas velocity is there, and use that as a guide
Reply #32010-04-27
It is related to your adsorption time, as well as the space velocity, etc.

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