Performance Prediction Design and Scale Up of Multistage    Column Extractors
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This research program deals with the performance prediction,                    design, and scale up of extraction columns for reactive and                     non-reactive solvent extractions.  To fulfill the objectives of                 the research, the analysis of mechanically agitated reactive                    dispersions in extraction columns will be undertaken with                       account being taken of:                                                                                                                                                   (1) droplet rate processes of coalescence and                                        redispersion                                                                                                                                               (2) macroscopic flow patterns of both phases                                                                                                                    (3) microscopic interphase transport processes                                                                                                                  (4) extraction equilibrium and chemical kinetics                                                                                                      The results of the research will enable a more effective and                    reliable design of extractors to meet the increased demands on                  separation power, selectivity, performance prediction, and                      scale up of process equipment for important advanced                            technologies such as biochemical separations, dilute waste                      stream treatment, recovery of environmentally hazardous                         substances, nuclear fuel separations, and non-ferrous metal                     production through hydrometallurgical solvent extractions.
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{'Code': '141700', 'Text': 'Interfacial Engineering Progra'}
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