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B D Constant in Dubunin-Radushkevich equation (mol J )
1
b L Constant in Langmuir equation (L g )
3
C e Equilibrium concentration in solution phase (mol m )
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D HA Diffusion coefficient (m s )
d Diameter (m)
d T, d TO Tangential nozzle diameter at diode inlet and pipe inlet of vortex diode
Diameter of diode chamber (m)
d c
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E Energy of adsorption (kJ mol )
HA Acid species
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[HA] Concentration of acid (mol m )
3
Initial concentration of acid (mol m )
[HA] i
3
Outlet concentration of acid (mol m )
[HA] o
b 3
[HA] o Breakthrough concentration of acid (mol m )
H Height of diode chamber (m)
K Constant in Freundlich equation
1
k Reaction rate constant (s )
Constant in Redlich-Peterson equation
K R
1
k s a Film mass transfer coefficient (s )
Number of passes
N p
1/n Constant in Freundlich equation
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P s , P i Power (J s )
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Q Flow rate (m s )
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Q e Equilibrium concentration in adsorbent phase (mg g )
1
q D Theoretical saturation capacity in Dubunin-Radushkevich equation (mol g )
R Molar gas constant
R b Radius of bead (m)
r c Radius of curvature (m)
T Temperature
t Time (s)
t B Breakthrough time (s)
Diffusion time (s)
t D
Reaction time (s)
t R
Flow time (s)
t F
Film transfer time (s)
t E
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u Flow velocity (m s )
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V Volume (m )
b Constant in Redlich-Peterson equation
h Pump efficiency
△P Pressure drop
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