2005
DOI: 10.1002/cite.200500127
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Rigorose Modellierung und Simulation von Chemisorptionsprozessen

Abstract: Unter Chemisorptionsprozessen, die zu den wichtigsten Verfahren in der chemischen Industrie gehören, versteht man die Ab-und

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“…Kenig and Górak, 2005). Therefore, we believe that the modelling of a fully integrated absorption/desorption loop by the RBA in Hüpen and Kenig (2005) is a remarkable achievement.…”
Section: Rate-based Stage Approachmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Kenig and Górak, 2005). Therefore, we believe that the modelling of a fully integrated absorption/desorption loop by the RBA in Hüpen and Kenig (2005) is a remarkable achievement.…”
Section: Rate-based Stage Approachmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Regarding the large computational effort and convergence problems typical for these tasks, this is worth mentioning. One of such highly integrated processes is a closed reactive absorption/desorption loop presented in Hüpen and Kenig (2005). In this work, an industrial process was considered in which aqueous methyldiethanolamine solution was used for a selective removal of H 2 S in presence of CO 2 (reactive absorbtion) with a subsequent solvent regeneration (reactive desorption).…”
Section: Rate-based Stage Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“… zur Entwicklung eines Modells für die stationäre Simulation der chemischen Absorption von CO 2 mit MEA verwendet und validiert. Hüpen und Kenig erweiterten dieses Modell um die Desorption für einen Kreislaufprozess, und in der Arbeit von Hüser et. al.…”
Section: Modellierungunclassified
“…To allow for a selective removal of individual components and increase the capacity of the absorbent, the physical process is often accompanied by chemical reaction, resulting in complex mass transfer phenomena that have to be considered in process design. Extensive scientific work has been done to develop suitable models for absorption processes, leading to state-of-the-art tools that consider the enhancement of multi-component mass transfer by reaction in both phases as well as the complex thermodynamic behaviour of electrolyte systems [1]. But even this complexity can only lead to a column design that is as precise as the accuracy of the model parameters.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%