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To investigate the theoretical and experimental mass transfer characteristics of dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide passing through gas-permeable tubular membranes.

November 1, 1976AIChE Journal

Mass transfer of dissolved gases through tubular membrane

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To investigate the theoretical and experimental mass transfer characteristics of dissolved oxygen and carbon dioxide passing through gas-permeable tubular membranes.
Modeled and measured gas transfer rates under fully developed laminar flow conditions in gas-permeable tubing.
Correlated transport behavior against varying liquid flow rates and tube dimensions.
Gas transfer rates correlate directly with liquid flow velocity and tubing diameter.
Overall mass transfer rate is simultaneously controlled by membrane resistance and liquid phase resistance.

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Experimental study demonstrates dissolved gas transfer dynamics in tubular membranes, indicating liquid and membrane resistances govern transport rates.

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Tang et al. (1976) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a86fa553f44447e627cbc85 https://doi.org/10.1002/aic.690220608

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Experimental study demonstrates dissolved gas transfer dynamics in tubular membranes, indicating liquid and membrane resistances govern transport rates.

Mass transfer of dissolved gases through tubular membrane

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