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The Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient accounts for overall driving force for both the phases in contact in terms of Gas Phase Mass transfer. Check FAQs
Ky=kyFRg
Ky - Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient?ky - Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient?FRg - Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase?

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76.4694Edit=90Edit0.8497Edit
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Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase Solution

Follow our step by step solution on how to calculate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase?

FIRST Step Consider the formula
Ky=kyFRg
Next Step Substitute values of Variables
Ky=90mol/s*m²0.8497
Next Step Prepare to Evaluate
Ky=900.8497
LAST Step Evaluate
Ky=76.4694mol/s*m²

Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase Formula Elements

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Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient
The Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient accounts for overall driving force for both the phases in contact in terms of Gas Phase Mass transfer.
Symbol: Ky
Measurement: Molar Flux of Diffusing ComponentUnit: mol/s*m²
Note: Value should be greater than 0.
Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient
Gas phase mass transfer coefficient is a diffusion rate constant that relates the mass transfer rate, mass transfer area, and concentration change as driving force.
Symbol: ky
Measurement: Molar Flux of Diffusing ComponentUnit: mol/s*m²
Note: Value can be positive or negative.
Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase
The Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase is the ratio of resistance offered by the gas film in contact with the liquid phase to the overall gas phase mass transfer coefficient.
Symbol: FRg
Measurement: NAUnit: Unitless
Note: Value should be less than 1.

Other Formulas to find Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient

​Go Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient by Two Film Theory
Ky=1(1ky)+(Hkx)

Other formulas in Mass Transfer Theories category

​Go Average Sherwood Number of Combined Laminar and Turbulent Flow
Nsh=((0.037(Re0.8))-871)(Sc0.333)
​Go Average Sherwood Number of Flat Plate Turbulent Flow
Nsh=0.037(Re0.8)
​Go Average Sherwood Number of Internal Turbulent Flow
Nsh=0.023(Re0.83)(Sc0.44)
​Go Convective Mass Transfer Coefficient
kL=maρa1-ρa2

How to Evaluate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase?

Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase evaluator uses Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient = Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase to evaluate the Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient, The Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase formula is defined as overall mass transfer based on gas phase driving force using the fraction of gas phase resistance and gas phase mass transfer coefficient. Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient is denoted by Ky symbol.

How to evaluate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase using this online evaluator? To use this online evaluator for Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase, enter Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient (ky) & Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase (FRg) and hit the calculate button.

FAQs on Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase

What is the formula to find Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase?
The formula of Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase is expressed as Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient = Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase. Here is an example- 76.4694 = 90*0.84966.
How to calculate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase?
With Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient (ky) & Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase (FRg) we can find Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase using the formula - Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient = Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Fractional Resistance Offered by Gas Phase.
What are the other ways to Calculate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient?
Here are the different ways to Calculate Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient-
  • Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient=1/((1/Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient)+(Henry's Constant/Liquid Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient))OpenImg
Can the Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase be negative?
No, the Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase, measured in Molar Flux of Diffusing Component cannot be negative.
Which unit is used to measure Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase?
Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase 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 Overall Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient using Fractional Resistance by Gas Phase can be measured.
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