PARTICULARS OF ADSORBENT REGENERATION WITH THE USE OF MICROWAVE ENERGY
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14311/AP.2019.59.0012Keywords:
dryer, microwave radiation, regeneration, computer modelAbstract
Energy conservation issues are acute in the world. Compressed air is widely used in the modern industrial production. The production of compressed air is a very energy-intensive process, since most of the energy, which is expended by the compressor, passes into the energy of heating. Compressed air cannot be used in modern production without a prior drying and cleaning. Industrial dryer’s air losses is up to 20% of compressed air additionally. Therefore, the issue of saving air during its drying stage is important. In the presented article, the thermal and aerodynamic processes that occur in the classical adsorption tower with the most modern design are considered. The processes that occur in the adsorption column with the microwave regeneration of the adsorbent are also considered. A comparative analysis of these constructions from the point of view of energy saving is made.Downloads
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