论文信息 - Investigation of the Two-Phase Countercurrent Flow In Structured Packings Using Capacitance Tomography

Investigation of the Two-Phase Countercurrent Flow In Structured Packings Using Capacitance Tomography

The two-phase countercurrent flow in the structured packings BX and Mellapak ® of Polypropylene is investigated using capacitance tomography. With this tomographic measurement technique the phase distribution in the cross section of the packed column can be measured without intrusion into the process. The measurements are taken with high temporal resolution of 54 frames per second. Thus even pulses of the flow can be detected. From the reconstructed images the liquid hold-up and the maldistribution of the phases are calculated as a function of time for different gas and liquid loads.

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