Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column in Distillation Formulas

The Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is the vapour’s molar flowrate, leaving the reboiler back into the distillation column. And is denoted by V. Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is usually measured using the Mole per Second for Molar Flow Rate. Note that the value of Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is always positive.

Formulas to find Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column in Distillation

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Distillation formulas that make use of Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column

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FAQ

What is the Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column?

The Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is the vapour’s molar flowrate, leaving the reboiler back into the distillation column. Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is usually measured using the Mole per Second for Molar Flow Rate. Note that the value of Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is always positive.

Can the Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column be negative?

No, the Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column, measured in Molar Flow Rate cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column?

Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column is usually measured using the Mole per Second[mol/s] for Molar Flow Rate. Kilomole per Second[mol/s], Dekamole per Second[mol/s], Mole per Minute[mol/s] are the few other units in which Boil-Up Flowrate to the Distillation Column can be measured.

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