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CHE 318 Mass Transport Operations

CHE 318 Mass Transport Operations. Fall 2019-2010 College of Engineering. IMPORTANT NOTE ALL STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND LECTURES AND LABORATORY SESSIONS AS THEIR ATTENDANCE IS ESSENTIAL TO MEET COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS.

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CHE 318 Mass Transport Operations

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  1. CHE 318 Mass Transport Operations Fall 2019-2010 College of Engineering

  2. IMPORTANT NOTE ALL STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEND LECTURES AND LABORATORY SESSIONS AS THEIR ATTENDANCE IS ESSENTIAL TO MEET COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS

  3. • Instructor: Prof. M. Asif - Room 2B45 - Tel: 011-467-6849 Email: masif@ksu.edu.sa • Credit hours: 4 • Office Hours: see office hours schedule posted

  4. TOPICS • Concept of mass transfer operations and its role in separation processes • Molecular diffusion; general law for diffusion and convection, equimolar counter diffusion, transfer across stagnant layer, effect of changing area • Diffusion coefficient estimation in gases and liquid, diffusion in solid (permeate membrane, packed bed, catalyst & capillary) • Convective mass transfer, general equation, mass transfer coefficient concept, dimensionless analysis, mass transfer correlations, analogy between heat, mass and momentum transfer • Interface mass transfer; two resistance theory, relationship between overall and individual mass transfer coefficients • Mass transfer equipment • Theory of single and multiple equilibrium contact stages, Design of tray towers for absorption, Understanding the concept about the operating line and equilibrium lines in design of absorption column • Detailed design of packed beds, Use of equilibrium theory to compute Number of Transfer Units, Use of mass transfer theory to compute Height of Transfer Units • Detailed design of absorption column height for both dilute and concentrated solutions • Pressure drop and packing characteristics of absorber and calculation of diameter

  5. Required Text Book (Open Book Examinations) Transport processes and Unit Operation, Alyn and Bacon, Author: C.J. Geankoplis

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