Wetted Wall Gas Absorption Column CRE-3311

Technical Specifications

Parameter Value
Wetted wall column – Height 900 mm
Wetted wall column – Internal diameter 32 mm
Wetted wall column – Material Glass
Deoxygenating column – Height 1570 mm
Deoxygenating column – Internal diameter 26 mm
Deoxygenating column – Material Clear acrylic
Deoxygenating column – Range 600~5,000 ml/min
Water Flowmeter – Range 1~7 l/min
Air – Range 0.1~1 m³/h
Deoxygenator Feed Pump 20 l/min @ 2 m head
Absorption Column Feed Pump 10 l/min @ 1 m head
Air Feed Pump 24 l/min @ 1 kg/cm²
Sump Tank Capacity Approx 40 l
Oxygen Meter (Saturation) – Range 0–199.9%
Oxygen Meter (Saturation) – Accuracy ±0.5%
Oxygen Meter (Saturation) – Resolution 0.1%
Oxygen Meter (Saturation) – Temperature Compensation 0–50°C automatic
Oxygen Meter (Concentration) – Range 0~19.9 ppm
Oxygen Meter (Concentration) – Accuracy ±0.2 ppm
Oxygen Meter (Concentration) – Resolution 0.1 ppm
Oxygen Meter (Concentration) – Temperature Compensation 0–50°C automatic
Temperature – Range -100°C to +200°C
Temperature – Accuracy ±0.3°C
Temperature – Resolution 0.1°C

Experiments Included

  • Calculation of liquid film mass transfer coefficients
  • Variation of coefficient with mass flow rate
  • Variation of oxygen flow rate to determine power law relationship

Educational Objectives

  • Investigate gas/liquid mass transfer coefficients.
  • Study the uptake of oxygen into deoxygenated water (prepared by nitrogen sparing).
  • Illustrate controlled liquid film absorption.
  • Calculate the liquid film mass transfer coefficient using different water mass flow rates.

Standard Accessories

  • 1 experimental unit
  • 1 instruction manual

Wetted Wall Gas Absorption Column CRE-3311

The Wetted Wall Gas Absorption Column (CRE-3311) is designed to investigate gas/liquid mass transfer coefficients used in the design of absorption towers. The equipment studies the uptake of oxygen into deoxygenated water (prepared by nitrogen sparing), illustrating controlled liquid film absorption. Different water mass flow rates can be used to calculate the liquid film mass transfer coefficient.


Key Features

  • Investigation of gas/liquid mass transfer coefficients.
  • Studies the uptake of oxygen into deoxygenated water (prepared by nitrogen sparing).
  • Illustration of controlled liquid film absorption.
  • Different water mass flow rates can be used to calculate the liquid film mass transfer coefficient.

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