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           Correction Factors for Liquids Other Than Water       of the corrections to obtain hold-up for liquid of the spe-
                                                                 cific system.
                                                                   A second hold-up correlation reported by T. Otake and
             In  order to use  the data in  systems handling  liquids
           other  than  water  correction  equations  and  charts  are   K.  Okada [55] represents a survey of  considerable litera-
           used [66]. The charts are more convenient to use and are   ture, and is applicable to aqueous and non-aqueous sys-
                                                                 tems for Reynolds numbers from 10, - 20,000 [40].
           presented in Figures 9-46 A, B, Cy D. First, determine the
           total or static hold-ups for water at 20°C; second, deter-                          -0.44
           mine separately the correction for viscosity, density, and                              (a;,  (9 - 57)
                                                                                                       1
           surface tension; third, multiply the water hold-up by each   h,  =



                        1.5-(   I   I   I  I, I   I   I   I,
                        1.4 -
                        1.3-
                        1.2-
                        1.1-
                        1.0 -
                        0.s -
                        0.e -
                        a7 -
                        0.6 -                     -
                        0.1 -                     -
                        0.4 -
                        aa -
                        0.2 -                     -
                                                  -
                        0.1 -                     -
                         0   1  1  1  1  1  1  '  1  1  1  1
                         o   XI   40   eo   eo   100   120
                                WRFACE  TENSION,  #per/ em.
                                                                                    P. LlOUlD  DENSITY.  am./ml
           A.  Factors to be applied to water static hold-ups to determine the
           effect of surface tension.  Used by permission of American Institute   C.  Factors to be applied to water hold-ups to determine effect of Ilq-
           of Chemical Engineers,  A./.Ch.€. Jour., Shulman, H.  L..  Wells, N.,  UII-   uid density. Used by permission of the American Institute of Chemi-
           rich,  c.  F.,  and  Proulx,  A.  Z.,  V.  1, No.  2 (1955) p.  259;  all rights   cal Engineers,A./.Ch.€.  Jour., Shulrnan, H.  L.,  Wells, N.,  Ullrich, c. E,
           resewed.                                              and Proulx, A.  Z.,  V. 1, No. 2 (1955) p. 259; all rights resewed.






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                        o   LO   40   eo   eo   100   IIO                  OAOSOd1   2   4   6110   20   4O608lllOO   2111
                              SURFACE  TENSION.  dynemlun.                             p, vlrcooity, cp.
           B. Factors to be applied to water operating hold-ups to determine   D.  Factors to be applied to water hold-ups to estimate the effect of
           effect of surface tension.  Reproduced by perrnlssion of the Ameri-   liquid viscosity.  Used  by  permission  of  the American  Institute of
           can Institute of Chemical Engineers, A.6Ch.E.  Jour.,  Shulman,  H.  L.,   Chemical Engineers, A.1.Ch.E.  Jour.,  Shulman,  H. L., Wells,  N.,  UII-
           Wells,  N.,  Ullrich, C.  F., and Proulx, A.  Z.,  V.  1, No. 2 (1955) p. 259; all   rich,  C.  F.,  and  Proulx, A.  Z..  V.  1,  No.  2  (1955) p.  259;  all  rights
           rights reserved.                                      reserved.
           Figure 9-46.  Physical property corrections for liquid hold-up for cerarnlc packing and carbon packing (as noted). Reproduced by permission
           of A./.Ch.€. Jour.,  Shulman,  H.  L.,  Wells,  N.,  Ullrich, C.  F.,  and Proulx, A.  2.. V.  1, No.  2 (1955) p.  259 all rights reserved.
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