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heat and mass transfer modeling exercise can be conducted to study a standalone desorption stage. The results from this model can be used to design the desorption stage experiments and the findings from the experiments can, in turn, be used to refine the stage-level model and full process model predictions. If the desorption stage experiments yield measurable results, pilot plant development to assess large-scale feasibility of the present concept can be initiated. The greatest benefit the present design is expected to offer to purification systems technology is its scalability. While performance of the process can be analyzed by merely modeling the fluid flow, heat and mass transfer in a single microchannel for selected boundary conditions, its output can be scaled depending on the output needed and footprint constraints. Therefore, it is expected to find application in small-scale to large-scale purification facilities. Furthermore, this framework is applicable to a variety of separation scenarios, subject to economic viability and lifecycle costs. For the optimal design configuration, this plant is estimated to operate primarily on heat input, with an electrical energy requirement of only 3.8% of the total energy input. Therefore, such a system could be implemented in remote locations, where electrical infrastructure is limited. Once stage level models for all the processes involved in the purification cycle are validated experimentally, pilot plant development would require the following modeling steps: Identify purity, processing capacity demand and available energy requirement, conduct parametric studies to assess the feasibility of working and coupling fluids, optimize the microchannel geometry and determine boundary conditions and stage times that result in optimal process performance, simulate the process performance. Once 163PDF Image | TEMPERATURE SWING ADSORPTION PROCESSES FOR GAS SEPARATION
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