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Molar Gas Flowrate is defined as the Molar flowrate per unit cross sectional area of the gaseous component. Check FAQs
Gm=HOG(KGaP)
Gm - Molar Gas Flowrate?HOG - Height of Transfer Unit?KG - Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient?a - Interfacial Area per Volume?P - Total Pressure?

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2.0318Edit=0.613Edit(1.2358Edit0.1788Edit15Edit)
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Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area Solution

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FIRST Step Consider the formula
Gm=HOG(KGaP)
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
Gm=0.613m(1.2358m/s0.178815Pa)
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
Gm=0.613(1.23580.178815)
Next Step Evaluate
Gm=2.0318103mol/s*m²
LAST Step Rounding Answer
Gm=2.0318mol/s*m²

Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area Formula Elements

Variables
Molar Gas Flowrate
Molar Gas Flowrate is defined as the Molar flowrate per unit cross sectional area of the gaseous component.
Symbol: Gm
Measurement: Molar Flux of Diffusing ComponentUnit: mol/s*m²
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Height of Transfer Unit
Height of Transfer Unit is a measure of the effectiveness of mass transfer between two phases (e.g., gas-liquid or liquid-liquid) in a separation or reaction process.
Symbol: HOG
Measurement: LengthUnit: m
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient
Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient describes the rate at which mass is transferred between the gas and liquid phases within the packed column.
Symbol: KG
Measurement: SpeedUnit: m/s
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Interfacial Area per Volume
Interfacial Area per Volume refers to the surface area of the interface between the two phases (usually a liquid and a gas) per unit volume of the packing material.
Symbol: a
Measurement: AreaUnit:
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Total Pressure
Total Pressure is the actually pressure at which the system is operating a particular process.
Symbol: P
Measurement: PressureUnit: Pa
Note: Value should be greater than 0.

Other Formulas to find Molar Gas Flowrate

​Go Gas Flowrate given Column Performance and Interfacial Area
Gm=k'gaJ

Other formulas in Packed Column Designing category

​Go Effective Interfacial Area of Packing using Onda's Method
aW=a(1-exp((-1.45((σcσL)0.75)(LWaμL)0.1)((LW)2a(ρL)2[g])-0.05)(LW2ρLaσL)0.2)
​Go Height of Overall Gas Phase Transfer Unit in Packed Column
HOG=GmKGaP
​Go Liquid Mass Film Coefficient in Packed Columns
KL=0.0051((LWVPaWμL)23)((μLρLDc)-12)((adpVP)0.4)(μL[g]ρL)13
​Go Log Mean Driving Force Based on Mole Fraction
Δylm=y1-y2ln(y1-yey2-ye)

How to Evaluate Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area?

Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area evaluator uses Molar Gas Flowrate = Height of Transfer Unit*(Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Interfacial Area per Volume*Total Pressure) to evaluate the Molar Gas Flowrate, The Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area formula is defined as molar flowrate per unit cross sectional area of the vapor component travelling through a packed column. Molar Gas Flowrate is denoted by Gm symbol.

How to evaluate Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area, enter Height of Transfer Unit (HOG), Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient (KG), Interfacial Area per Volume (a) & Total Pressure (P) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area

What is the formula to find Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area?
The formula of Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area is expressed as Molar Gas Flowrate = Height of Transfer Unit*(Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Interfacial Area per Volume*Total Pressure). Here is an example- 20.3181 = 0.612991674629643*(1.2358*0.1788089*15).
How to calculate Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area?
With Height of Transfer Unit (HOG), Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient (KG), Interfacial Area per Volume (a) & Total Pressure (P) we can find Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area using the formula - Molar Gas Flowrate = Height of Transfer Unit*(Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Interfacial Area per Volume*Total Pressure).
What are the other ways to Calculate Molar Gas Flowrate?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Molar Gas Flowrate-
  • Molar Gas Flowrate=(Gas Film Transfer Coefficient*Interfacial Area per Volume)/Column PerformanceOpenImg
Can the Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area be negative?
No, the Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area, measured in Molar Flux of Diffusing Component cannot be negative.
Which unit is used to measure Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area?
Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area is usually measured using the Mole per Second Square Meter[mol/s*m²] for Molar Flux of Diffusing Component. Kilogram Mole per Second Square Meter[mol/s*m²], Millimole per Microsecond Square Meter[mol/s*m²] are the few other units in which Gas Molar Flux given Height of Transfer Unit and Interfacial Area can be measured.
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