Inlet Gas Flowrate in Mass Transfer Operations Formulas

The Inlet Gas Flowrate is the inlet gas flowrate of carrier gas with the solute to the absorption column. And is denoted by G_N+1. Inlet Gas Flowrate is usually measured using the Mole per Second for Molar Flow Rate. Note that the value of Inlet Gas Flowrate is always positive.

Mass Transfer Operations formulas that make use of Inlet Gas Flowrate

fxGas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Solute Free Mole FractionGo

fxGas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole FractionGo

FAQ

What is the Inlet Gas Flowrate?

The Inlet Gas Flowrate is the inlet gas flowrate of carrier gas with the solute to the absorption column. Inlet Gas Flowrate is usually measured using the Mole per Second for Molar Flow Rate. Note that the value of Inlet Gas Flowrate is always positive.

Can the Inlet Gas Flowrate be negative?

No, the Inlet Gas Flowrate, measured in Molar Flow Rate cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Inlet Gas Flowrate?

Inlet Gas Flowrate 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 Inlet Gas Flowrate can be measured.

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