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Gas Absorption and Transfer Operations: Column Diameter Calculation
A gas absorption column to handle 3630 kg/hr of a gas is being designed. Based on pressure drop, entrainment and foaming considerations, the maximum vapor velocity must not exceed 0.61 meters/sec. If the density of the vapor is 0.801 kg/m^3, what is the column diameter?
The column diameter is calculated given a gas absorption rate.
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