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Modeling and Experimental Studies of Adsorptive Dewatering of Selected Aliphatic Alcohols in Temperature Swing Adsorption System

Based on experimental work, closely coupled with mathematical modeling, an analysis was performed of the adsorptive drying of selected water-aliphatic alcohol solutions. The experimental work involved ethanol, n-propanol, and n-butanol dehydration using two adsorbents, 3A and 4A zeolite molecular sieves. The isothermal model developed in this paper incorporates an overall linear mass driving force, including liquid film mass transfer and intraparticle diffusion coefficients, a variable axial diffusivity, and experimentally determined Langmuir-Freundlich isotherms. Breakthrough curves generated by the model were compared with those obtained experimentally, giving a fairly good fit. The model simulations enabled determination of the water content profiles in adsorbent beds.