Solid Loading Calculator

✖The Volume of Particles represent the Volume of the Particles, present in the Reactor, in Solid-Fluid System.ⓘ Volume of Particles [V_p]			+10% -10%
✖Volume of Reactor is a measure of the space within the reactor vessel available for the chemical reaction to take place.ⓘ Volume of Reactor [V]			+10% -10%

✖Solid Loading into Reactors refers to the amount of solid particles present in a fluid (liquid or gas) entering or present within a Reactor System.ⓘ Solid Loading [f_s]

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Solid Loading

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`"f"_{"s"} = "V"_{"p"}/"V"`

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`"0.923924"="923m³"/"999m³"`

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Solid Loading Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor
f_s = V_p/V
This formula uses 3 Variables

Variables Used

Solid Loading into Reactors - Solid Loading into Reactors refers to the amount of solid particles present in a fluid (liquid or gas) entering or present within a Reactor System.
Volume of Particles - (Measured in Cubic Meter) - The Volume of Particles represent the Volume of the Particles, present in the Reactor, in Solid-Fluid System.
Volume of Reactor - (Measured in Cubic Meter) - Volume of Reactor is a measure of the space within the reactor vessel available for the chemical reaction to take place.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Volume of Particles: 923 Cubic Meter --> 923 Cubic Meter No Conversion Required
Volume of Reactor: 999 Cubic Meter --> 999 Cubic Meter No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

f_s = V_p/V --> 923/999

Evaluating ... ...

f_s = 0.923923923923924

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

0.923923923923924 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

0.923923923923924 ≈ 0.923924 <-- Solid Loading into Reactors

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< 13 G/L Reactions on Solid Catalysts Calculators

Rate Equation of Reactant A at Extreme B

Go Reaction Rate of Reactant A = (-(1/((1/(Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Liquid Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on A*External Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/((Rate Constant of A*Diffused Concentration of Total Reactant B)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant A*Solid Loading into Reactors)))*Pressure of Gaseous A))

Partial Pressure of Gaseous A at Extreme B

Go Pressure of Gaseous A = Reaction Rate of Reactant A*((1/(Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Liquid Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on A*External Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/((Rate Constant of A*Diffused Concentration of Total Reactant B)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant A*Solid Loading into Reactors)))

Rate Equation of Reactant A in G/L Reactions

Go Reaction Rate of Reactant A = (1/((1/(Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Liquid Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on A*External Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/((Rate Constant of A*Diffused Concentration of Reactant B)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant A*Solid Loading into Reactors)))*Pressure of Gaseous A)

Partial Pressure of Gaseous A in G/L Reactions

Go Pressure of Gaseous A = Reaction Rate of Reactant A*((1/(Gas Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Liquid Phase Mass Transfer Coefficient*Inner Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on A*External Area of Particle))+(Henry Law Constant/((Rate Constant of A*Diffused Concentration of Reactant B)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant A*Solid Loading into Reactors)))

Rate Equation of Reactant B at Extreme A

Go Reaction Rate of Reactant B = (1/((1/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on B*External Area of Particle))+(1/(((Rate Constant of B*Pressure of Gaseous A)/Henry Law Constant)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant B*Solid Loading into Reactors))))*Concentration of Liquid B

Concentration of Reactant B at Extreme A

Go Concentration of Liquid B = Reaction Rate of Reactant B*((1/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on B*External Area of Particle))+(1/(((Rate Constant of B*Pressure of Gaseous A)/Henry Law Constant)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant B*Solid Loading into Reactors)))

Rate Equation of Reactant B in G/L Reactions

Go Reaction Rate of Reactant B = (1/((1/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on B*External Area of Particle))+(1/((Rate Constant of B*Diffused Concentration of Reactant A)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant B*Solid Loading into Reactors))))*Concentration of Liquid B

Concentration of Reactant B in G/L Reactions

Go Concentration of Liquid B = Reaction Rate of Reactant B*((1/(Film Coefficient of Catalyst on B*External Area of Particle))+(1/((Rate Constant of B*Diffused Concentration of Reactant A)*Effectiveness Factor of Reactant B*Solid Loading into Reactors)))

External Area of Particle

Go External Area of Particle = 6*Solid Loading into Reactors/Diameter of Particle

Henry's Law Constant

Go Henry Law Constant = Partial Pressure of Reactant A/Reactant Concentration

Inner Area of Particle

Go Inner Area of Particle = Gas Liquid Interfacial Area/Volume of Reactor

Solid Loading

Go Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor

Liquid Holdup

Go Liquid Holdup = Volume of Liquid Phase/Volume of Reactor

Solid Loading Formula

Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor
f_s = V_p/V

What are G/L Reactions on Solid Catalysts?

In some chemical processes, reactions involve both gas and liquid phases, and solid catalysts can play a crucial role in facilitating these reactions. One common example is the use of solid catalysts in gas-liquid phase reactions in heterogeneous catalysis.

How to Calculate Solid Loading?

Solid Loading calculator uses Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor to calculate the Solid Loading into Reactors, The Solid Loading formula is defined as the Ratio between Volume of Catalyst Particle and Volume of Reactor. Solid loading is a crucial parameter in various chemical and industrial processes, such as catalysis, polymerization, and gas-solid reactions. Solid Loading into Reactors is denoted by f_s symbol.

How to calculate Solid Loading using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Solid Loading, enter Volume of Particles (V_p) & Volume of Reactor (V) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Solid Loading calculation can be explained with given input values -> 9.242242 = 923/999.

FAQ

What is Solid Loading?

The Solid Loading formula is defined as the Ratio between Volume of Catalyst Particle and Volume of Reactor. Solid loading is a crucial parameter in various chemical and industrial processes, such as catalysis, polymerization, and gas-solid reactions and is represented as f_s = V_p/V or Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor. The Volume of Particles represent the Volume of the Particles, present in the Reactor, in Solid-Fluid System & Volume of Reactor is a measure of the space within the reactor vessel available for the chemical reaction to take place.

How to calculate Solid Loading?

The Solid Loading formula is defined as the Ratio between Volume of Catalyst Particle and Volume of Reactor. Solid loading is a crucial parameter in various chemical and industrial processes, such as catalysis, polymerization, and gas-solid reactions is calculated using Solid Loading into Reactors = Volume of Particles/Volume of Reactor. To calculate Solid Loading, you need Volume of Particles (V_p) & Volume of Reactor (V). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Volume of Particles & Volume of Reactor and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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