Modeling Residence Time Distribution (RTD) Behavior in a Packed-Bed Electrochemical Reactor (PBER)

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Abstract
This paper focuses on understanding the electrolyte flow characteristics in a typical packed-bed electrochemical reactor using Residence Time Distribution (RTD) studies. RTD behavior was critically analyzed using tracer studies at various flow rates, initially under nonelectrolyzing conditions. Validation of these results using available theoretical models was carried out. Significant disparity in RTD curves under electrolyzing conditions was examined and details are recorded. Finally, a suitable mathematical model (Modified Dispersed Plug Flow Model (MDPFM)) was developed for validating these results under electrolyzing conditions.
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Authors Menon, Sananth H.;Madhu, G.;Mathew, Jojo;Menon, Sananth H.;Madhu, G.;Mathew, Jojo;
Journal international journal of chemical engineering
Year 2019
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10.1155/2019/7856340
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https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ijce/2019/7856340/abs/
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