Article | REF: J2766 V1

Liquid-liquid extraction - Selecting, calculating and designing equipment

Author: Jean LEYBROS

Publication date: December 10, 2004

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4. Pilot tests and extrapolation

4.1 Pilot test procedures

The test program must be defined so as to obtain data of a fundamental nature, such as the effects of solute concentration and the direction of material transfer.

  • The following constraints must be met.

    • The pilot unit must have a capacity at least equal to 10% of the industrial capacity, which means, for example, a minimum diameter of around 50 to 100 mm for a column.

    • The height of the column should correspond to 5 or 6 true transfer units (about 3 to 4 in the case of plug flow), or for a stepped contactor, a minimum of 8 to 10 compartments.

    • Column...

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