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Jet penetration measurements in a venturi scrubber
Author(s) -
Viswanathan S.,
St. Pierre C. C.,
Gnyp A. W.
Publication year - 1983
Publication title -
the canadian journal of chemical engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.404
H-Index - 67
eISSN - 1939-019X
pISSN - 0008-4034
DOI - 10.1002/cjce.5450610403
Subject(s) - venturi effect , body orifice , mechanics , penetration (warfare) , scrubber , materials science , jet (fluid) , orifice plate , analytical chemistry (journal) , chemistry , physics , chromatography , mechanical engineering , mathematics , engineering , inlet , organic chemistry , operations research
The maximum centreline penetrations, l ** , of cross‐current liquid jets in a Venturi scrubber were measured for orifice diameters, d , of 1.397, 2.108, 2.565 and 3.860 mm. The data are correlated by\documentclass[article]\pagestyle[empty]\begin[document]$$\[\frac{{l^{**}}} {d} = 0.1145\frac{{\rho _j V_j}} {{\rho _j V_j }}\]$$\end[document]for the range of conditions, 36 ≤ gas throat velocity V g ≤ 125 m/s; 1.2 ≤ liquid injection velocity V j ≤ 18 m/s; 0.06 ≤ liquid to gas ratio\documentclass[article]\pagestyle[empty]\begin[document]$ 0.06 \le {\rm liquid}\,{\rm to}\,{\rm gas}\,{\rm ratio}\,{\rm L/G} \le 2\frac{{{\rm m}^3 \,{\rm of}\,{\rm liquid}}}{{1000\,{\rm m}^3 \,{\rm of}\,{\rm gas}}} $\end[document]

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