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Energy Efficiency of Gas Separation Pressure Swing Adsorption

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In Figure 2.3 the pressure swing adsorption system is considered a "black box/' which divides the feed gas into tw o streams: one that is enriched i n species B (the product stream) and one that is enriched in species A (the exhaust stream). The process is treated as a batch process, so we deal not with flows, but with a certain number of moles of each species. The subscripts F, P and E stand for Feed, Product and Exhaust, while the subscripts A and B refer to species A and B. From this diagram, the mole fractions of the feed, product and exhaust are defined as: Where: yo= mole fraction of the feed {-} yp= mole fraction of the product {-} yE = mole fraction of the exhaust {-} Y = EM NPA + NFB y= EM NPA+NPB y= EM NEA+NEB (2.29) (2.20) (2.22) 15

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