·The Pulse Experiment Let us find the E curve for a vessel of volume V m3 through which flows v m3/s of fluid.For instantaneously introduce M units of tracer (kg or mole)into the fluid entering the vessel,and record the concentration- time of tracer leaving the vessel.this is the Cpulse curve.From the material balance for the vessel we find 27
27 • The Pulse Experiment • Let us find the E curve for a vessel of volume V m3 through which flows v m3 /s of fluid. For instantaneously introduce M units of tracer (kg or mole) into the fluid entering the vessel, and record the concentrationtime of tracer leaving the vessel. this is the Cpulse curve. From the material balance for the vessel we find
Area under the Cpulse curve A=Cdh=∑C,M=y M kg Mean of the ∑C,At V [Cdr ∑C,Ai [s] Cpulse curve .To find E curve from Cpulse curve simply change the concentration scale such that the area under the curve is unity.Thus simply divide the concentration reading by M/v. E= Cpulse M/v 28
28 • To find E curve from Cpulse curve simply change the concentration scale such that the area under the curve is unity. Thus simply divide the concentration reading by M/v. s v V C t t C t Cdt tCdt t s m k g v M A Cdt C t i i i i i i i i i = = = = 0 0 pulse 0 3 pulse C curve Mean of the : C curve Area under the M v C E pulse =
Instantaneously introduce M units of tracer into the fluid entering the vessel Record the leaving traces w/ay esind Evaluate the area under the curve Area= Cdt=ΣC:A1 我味→time,S v,m3/s Evaluate the mean i=ficdr=SuCiAn -V=vessel volume JCdt ΣC;At Figure 11.8 The useful information obtainable from the pulse trace experiment
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Area= M asind 道 Area=1 Figure 11.9 Transforming an experimental Cpulse curve into an E curve. We have another RTD function E2,Here time is measured in terms of mean residence time 0=t/t 4= M Eo=tE= y M/y M 1= 30
30 • We have another RTD function , Here time is measured in terms of mean residence time . E = t t pulse pulse C M V M v C v V E = tE = = = = v V t v M A
Area=1 Area =1 E 0= E f0=1 Figure 11.10 Transforming an E curve into an Ee curve. 31
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