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Empty tower linear velocity

2016-05-24View Original

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Dear sea friends, how is the linear velocity of an empty tower calculated? Or how is the bed linear velocity calculated? Thank you @I’m extremely grateful
Reply #22016-05-25
Linear velocity in the empty tower = gas flow rate (in cubic meters per second) / cross-sectional area of the tower. The final unit is meters per second. The space velocity of the bed = gas flow rate (in cubic meters per hour) / bed volume (in cubic meters); the resulting unit is per hour.
Reply #32016-05-26
If it is a liquid, is the linear velocity = liquid flow rate / cross-sectional area of the tower?
Reply #42016-05-26
Hello, if it’s a liquid, is the linear velocity equal to the liquid flow rate divided by the cross-sectional area of the tower? Thank you

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