Article | REF: J1073 V1

Material transfer - Liquid-liquid extraction

Authors: Jean-Paul MOULIN, Dominique PAREAU, Mohammed RAKIB, Moncef STAMBOULI

Publication date: March 10, 2002

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7. Relevance of the model. Conclusion

  • Deviation from equilibrium

    Solutions from a real stage are not in equilibrium. This phenomenon can be characterized by the Murphree efficiency of the stage, relative to either phase. As in the case of distillation, this efficiency can be used to determine the number of real stages using constructions similar to those of MacCabe and Thiele (see §11 of [J 1 072] ). Note that high efficiencies (of the order of 90%) can be achieved in liquid-liquid extraction.

  • Phase separation

    In well-tuned equipment, material carryover is less than 1%. This material carryover is therefore only taken into account when very high purities are required (e.g. in the nuclear industry).

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