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Mass Transfer in VOC Adsorption on Zeolite :

Experimental and Theoretical Breakthrough Curves

Stephan Brosillon, Marie-Hélène Manero, Jean-Noel Foussard

To cite this version:

Stephan Brosillon, Marie-Hélène Manero, Jean-Noel Foussard. Mass Transfer in VOC Adsorption on

Zeolite : Experimental and Theoretical Breakthrough Curves. Environmental Science and Technology,

American Chemical Society, 2001, 35 (17), pp.3571-3575. �10.1021/es010017x�. �hal-01897855�

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Brosillon, Stephan and Manero, Marie-Hélène

and Foussard, Jean-Noel Mass Transfer in

VOC Adsorption on Zeolite : Experimental and Theoretical Breakthrough Curves. (2001)

Environmental Science & Technology, 35 (17). 3571-3575. ISSN 0013-936X

Official URL :

https://doi.org/10.1021/es010017x

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Surface Diffusivity. The calculation of the ratio Dk/De

using the experimental values allows an estimation of the contribution of Knudsen diffusivity in the internal transport. These values are included in Table 4 and show that the Knudsen diffusivity has only a slight importance and that intraparticle transport is mainly concerned by surface diffusion. Indeed the mean pore radius of zeolite is very small, close to the molecule size, and involves transport of compounds in the adsorbate state. Surface diffusivity (Ds)

was calculated by means of eq 9 with the assumption that surface tortuosity and pore tortuosity were the same and equal to 4 (26). The values are of the same order as the surface diffusivity obtained for linear hydrocarbon on activated carbon (9) and NaX zeolite (27).

Nomenclature

b

Langmuir constant

C

gas concentration (mol m

-3

)

C

s

gas concentration at the surface of the pellet (mol

m

-3

)

C

e

gas concentration at equilibrium (mol m

-3

)

C

0

initial concentration (mol m

-3

)

D

fluid flow (m

3

h

-1

)

D

c

micropore diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

col

column diameter (m)

D

e

effective diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

e,av

average effective diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

k

Knudsen diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

m

molecular diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

p

porous diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

D

s

surface diffusivity (m

2

s

-1

)

H

height of bed (m)

K

equilibrium constant

k

f

interphase mass-transfer coefficient (m s

-1

)

k

p

intrapellet mass-transfer coefficient (s

-1

)

L′

characteristic length (m)

M

molecular weight (g mol

-1

)

N

number of increments

q

moles of adsorbate adsorbed per unit mass of

adsorbent (mol kg

-1

)

q

max

maximum adsorbed phase concentration (mol

kg

-1

)

q

s

concentration adsorbed on the surface of adsorbent

(mol kg

-1

)

r

o

mean pore radius (m)

R

ideal gas constant (8.3145 J mol

-1

K

-1

)

R

c

radius of microparticle (m)

R

p

equivalent radius of pellet (m)

S

p

external area (m

2

m

-3

)

S

p

external area of one pellet (m

2

)

t

time (s)

T

temperature (K)

u

superficial velocity (m s

-1

)

V

p

volume of a pellet (m

3

)

z

axial coordinate in the column (m)



porosity of bed



p

porosity of particle

F

p

density of adsorbent (kg m

-3

)

F

l

bed density (kg/m

-3

)

τ

p,s

tortuosity, pore, surface

Dimensionless Numbers

Re

Reynolds number

Sc

Schmidt number

Pe

Peclet number

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Science and Catalogs; Elsevier: Amsterdam, 1994; p 633.

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