Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction Calculator

✖The Inlet Gas Flowrate is the inlet gas flowrate of carrier gas with the solute to the absorption column.ⓘ Inlet Gas Flowrate [G_N+1]			+10% -10%
✖The Gas Inlet Mole Fraction is the mole fraction of the solute in the gas stream entering the column.ⓘ Gas Inlet Mole Fraction [y_N+1]			+10% -10%

✖The Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis is defined as the Inlet Gas Flowrate on solute free basis to the absorption column.ⓘ Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction [G_s]

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Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction)
G_s = G_N+1*(1-y_N+1)
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis - (Measured in Mole per Second) - The Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis is defined as the Inlet Gas Flowrate on solute free basis to the absorption column.
Inlet Gas Flowrate - (Measured in Mole per Second) - The Inlet Gas Flowrate is the inlet gas flowrate of carrier gas with the solute to the absorption column.
Gas Inlet Mole Fraction - The Gas Inlet Mole Fraction is the mole fraction of the solute in the gas stream entering the column.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Inlet Gas Flowrate: 27 Mole per Second --> 27 Mole per Second No Conversion Required
Gas Inlet Mole Fraction: 0.3 --> No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

G_s = G_N+1*(1-y_N+1) --> 27*(1-0.3)

Evaluating ... ...

G_s = 18.9

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

18.9 Mole per Second --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

18.9 Mole per Second <-- Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Solute Free Mole Fraction

LaTeX Go Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Liquid Flowrate/(1+Solute Free Mole Fraction of Liquid in Inlet)

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Solute Free Mole Fraction

LaTeX Go Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate/(1+Solute Free Mole Fraction of Gas in Inlet)

Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions using Mole Fraction

LaTeX Go Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Liquid Flowrate*(1-Liquid Inlet Mole Fraction)

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction

LaTeX Go Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction)

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Number of Stripping Stages by Kremser Equation

LaTeX Go Number of Stages = (log10(((Solute Free Mole Frac of Liquid in Stripping Inlet-(Solute Free Mole Frac of Gas in Stripping Inlet/Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer))/(Solute Free Mole Frac of Liquid in Stripping Out-(Solute Free Mole Frac of Gas in Stripping Inlet/Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer)))*(1-(1/Stripping Factor))+(1/Stripping Factor)))/(log10(Stripping Factor))

Stripping Factor

LaTeX Go Stripping Factor = (Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer*Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Stripping)/Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Stripping

Absorption Factor

LaTeX Go Absorption Factor = Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis/(Equilibrium Constant for Mass Transfer*Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis)

Stripping Factor given Absorption Factor

LaTeX Go Stripping Factor = 1/Absorption Factor

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction Formula

LaTeX Go

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction)
G_s = G_N+1*(1-y_N+1)

What is Gas Absorption Operation ?

Gas Absorption is a mass transfer operation in which one or more species (solute) is removed from a gaseous stream by dissolution in a liquid (solvent). The insoluble component(s) present in the gas which is not absorbed is called the carrier gas. The intimate contact between the gas and the liquid is achieved in a suitable equipment or device like a packed column, tray column, spray tower, venturi scrubber, etc. The reverse of absorption is called desorption or stripping.

How to Calculate Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction?

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction calculator uses Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction) to calculate the Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis, The Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction formula is defined as the Inlet flowrate of Carrier gas on solute free basis calculated based on Inlet conditions of carrier gas and by mole fraction. Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis is denoted by G_s symbol.

How to calculate Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction, enter Inlet Gas Flowrate (G_N+1) & Gas Inlet Mole Fraction (y_N+1) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4.05 = 27*(1-0.3).

FAQ

What is Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction?

The Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction formula is defined as the Inlet flowrate of Carrier gas on solute free basis calculated based on Inlet conditions of carrier gas and by mole fraction and is represented as G_s = G_N+1*(1-y_N+1) or Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction). The Inlet Gas Flowrate is the inlet gas flowrate of carrier gas with the solute to the absorption column & The Gas Inlet Mole Fraction is the mole fraction of the solute in the gas stream entering the column.

How to calculate Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction?

The Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction formula is defined as the Inlet flowrate of Carrier gas on solute free basis calculated based on Inlet conditions of carrier gas and by mole fraction is calculated using Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate*(1-Gas Inlet Mole Fraction). To calculate Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis for Inlet Conditions by Mole Fraction, you need Inlet Gas Flowrate (G_N+1) & Gas Inlet Mole Fraction (y_N+1). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Inlet Gas Flowrate & Gas Inlet Mole Fraction and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

How many ways are there to calculate Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis?

In this formula, Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis uses Inlet Gas Flowrate & Gas Inlet Mole Fraction. We can use 3 other way(s) to calculate the same, which is/are as follows -

Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate/(1+Solute Free Mole Fraction of Gas in Inlet)
Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Liquid Flowrate on Solute Free Basis/((Solute Free Mole Fraction of Gas in Inlet-Solute Free Mole Fraction of Gas in Outlet)/(Solute Free Mole Fraction of Liquid in Outlet-Solute Free Mole Fraction of Liquid in Inlet))
Gas Flowrate on Solute Free Basis = Inlet Gas Flowrate/(1+Solute Free Mole Fraction of Gas in Inlet)

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