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• TITLE: Design of Pilot Plant Packed Column for the Dehydration of Water from Ethanol-Water Mixtures

  AUTHORS: A. O. Okewale, P. K. Igbokwe, K. A. Babayemi

  KEYWORDS: Enzyme Modified Cornstarch, Design, Fixed Column, Breakthrough Curve, Dehydration, Ethanol-Water Mixtures

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Chemical Engineering and Science, Vol.5 No.2, March 24, 2015

  ABSTRACT: This use of biomass-based adsorbent has been explored for the column study of the adsorptive dehydration of water in ethanol-water mixtures. The column study was carried out using enzyme modified corn starch and the breakthrough curve parameters were used to design the packed bed column. The effect of flow rate on the breakthrough curves revealed that adsorption efficiency decreased with increased inflow rate. The empty bed contact time (τ) of the pilot plant packed column was 35.35 min while the breakthrough time is 40.78 min. 66.7% was the fraction of capacity left unused for the pilot plant from the design.