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4
ads B
(R)
(d)

O
3 (D
m
ads A
tO
t..
O c;
(F) t"-
t-
(c)
.Q
e
t._
c~
0
0
t~ (P
"0
a
t~
2
O0
des B
(E)
(b) r
1
des A
(a)
I Co (D)
Desorbent
make-up
g A
(a)
(b)
/c %
2
KB
|
c j
i 31
1
i !
2
|
e
|
c; c; Co c~ Co c; c. c;
Co C o CR CE
(c,)
(cA)
Figure 7.15 Principle of adsorption fractionation: sketch of flow paths in cascade
and corresponding McCabe-Thiele operating diagram for (a) the more
strongly adsorbed component and (b) the less strongly adsorbed com-
ponent (source: Ruthven and Ching 1989).