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Mass Transfer - Engineering
Q1: Priming in a distillation columnA results from very low gas velocity.
B is desirable from point efficiency consideration.
C is characterised by the presence of foam throughout the space between trays.
D reduces the overall pressure drop.
ANS:C - is characterised by the presence of foam throughout the space between trays. Priming in a distillation column is characterized by the presence of foam throughout the space between trays. Priming occurs when liquid entrainment from one tray is carried upwards to higher trays in the column due to high vapor velocities or other factors. This liquid entrainment creates foam, which fills the space between trays and can interfere with the proper operation of the column. The other statements are not accurate:
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