Designing and studying gas/liquid contactors in order to capture carbon dioxide - A major step towards the intensification of post combustion capture : Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors

Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors
Designing and studying gas/liquid contactors in order to capture carbon dioxide - A major step towards the intensification of post combustion capture

Authors : Denis ROIZARD, Eric FAVRE

Publication date: February 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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3. Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors

3.1 Material transfer modeling

The results obtained with contactors of 50 to 200 fibers were used to validate a simple transfer model developed on the theoretical basis of series resistances [16] where the transfer coefficient of the composite membrane K _c is written :

\frac{1}{K_{c}} = \frac{1}{K_{mP}} + \frac{1}{K_{mD}}

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Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors Designing and studying gas/liquid contactors in order to capture carbon dioxide - A major step towards the intensification of post combustion capture

3. Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors

3.1 Material transfer modeling

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Modeling and simulation of dense membrane contactors
Designing and studying gas/liquid contactors in order to capture carbon dioxide - A major step towards the intensification of post combustion capture