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Post-combustion capture, rate-based over real packing

Sour gas and lean MDEA/piperazine solvent contacting in a structured-packed absorber — recovery set by real mass-transfer and reaction physics over an actual packed height.

Onda-Takeuchi-Okumoto (1968) film coefficientsHatta-number reaction-enhancement factorReactive VLE via the enrtl-mdea-pz electrolyte package
Sour gas (CO2/H2S)
Lean MDEA/PZ solvent
Packed absorber
Treated gas
Rich amine

The actual dark-mode canvas: sour gas and lean MDEA/piperazine solvent contacting in a structured-packed reactive absorber — the same P&ID symbols you edit in the app.

Rate-based over a real packed height, not an equilibrium-stage shortcut

Recovery is set by three coupled pieces of physics — Onda mass-transfer coefficients, a Hatta-number reaction-enhancement factor, and reactive VLE — over an actual packed height, the same physics ChemSep and Aspen RateSep are built on.

kL,i=fOnda(ap,aw,DL,i,μL,ρL,σ)(Onda-Takeuchi-Okumoto film coefficients)k_{L,i} = f_{\text{Onda}}(a_p, a_w, D_{L,i}, \mu_L, \rho_L, \sigma) \quad \text{(Onda-Takeuchi-Okumoto film coefficients)}
E=HatanhHa,Ha=k2[Amine]DLkL(reaction-enhancement factor)E = \frac{\sqrt{Ha}}{\tanh\sqrt{Ha}}, \qquad Ha = \frac{\sqrt{k_2\,[Amine]\,D_L}}{k_L} \quad \text{(reaction-enhancement factor)}
Ntr,i=kL,iEaVpacked(cici,bulk)(rate over the packed height)N_{tr,i} = k_{L,i}\,E\,a\,V_{packed}\,\bigl(c_i^* - c_{i,bulk}\bigr) \quad \text{(rate over the packed height)}

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Rate-based packed absorber

Onda mass-transfer + reaction-enhancement + reactive VLE over a real packed height.

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Live plant integration

Stream packed-height differential-pressure and CO2/H2S slip from your absorber's OPC-UA server into this flowsheet's twin comparison — deviations from the solved rate-based recovery are flagged automatically.

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