Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer in Gas Absorption and Stripping Formulas

The Equilibrium constant for Mass Transfer is the proportionality constant between gas phase mole fraction and liquid phase mole fraction and could be given as the ratio between the two. And is denoted by α.

Gas Absorption and Stripping formulas that make use of Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer

fxNumber of Stripping Stages by Kremser EquationGo

fxStripping FactorGo

fxNumber of Absorption Stages by Kremser EquationGo

fxAbsorption FactorGo

fxMinimum Operating Line Slope for Absorption ColumnGo

fxMinimum Liquid Rate for Absorption ColumnGo

fxMaximum Gas Rate for Absorption ColumnGo

fxNumber of Stages for Absorption Factor Equal to 1Go

FAQ

What is the Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer?

The Equilibrium constant for Mass Transfer is the proportionality constant between gas phase mole fraction and liquid phase mole fraction and could be given as the ratio between the two.

Can the Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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