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Foam Fractionation
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Foam Fractionation

by Paul Stevenson, Xueliang Li
February 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
206 pages
7h 3m
English
CRC Press
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9
Process Intensification
9.1 Motivation for Process Intensification
in Foam Fractionation
It is a common experience of foam fractionation researchers that, in a con-
ventional foam fractionation column, the various operating parameters
have competing effects on the enrichment and recovery of a foam fraction-
ation process (Wood and Tran, 1966; Lemlich, 1968; Timmons etal., 1995).
For instance, among the two principal process control parameters (i.e., the
supercial gas velocity and the bubble size), an increase in supercial gas
velocity increases the ux of surface area and thus improves recovery, but at
the same time it results in a higher ...
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