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  1. mcesm2

    Electrical Conductivity of Fluids

    JLSeagull, Thanks for the response it is much appreciated. I have heard dielectric constants mentioned along these lines but could not find any data on the above fluids. Regards, Shaun.
  2. mcesm2

    Electrical Conductivity of Fluids

    Hello, I am after the electrical conductivities of a number of reasonably common fluids. I've looked in a number of literature sources but these properties have been, so far, fairly elusive. Does anyone know of any literature sources that have any data on electrical conductivity? The fluids...
  3. mcesm2

    Caustic Scrubber Design

    Thanks for the info provided guys, I appreciate it. I've got myself a design guide and I am working through my problem using that. With regards the CO2 issue kenvlach, there is no issue! Our vents dont contain much air at all as our vessels are N2 purged. Cheers, Shaun.
  4. mcesm2

    Caustic Scrubber Design

    Hi everyone, I am a recent chem eng grad and I have recently been asked to design a scrubber for one of our plants, but I am running into a bit of trouble. The scrubber is required to absorb some light organic vapours (methyl methacrylate, butyl methacrylate etc.) from a few vent streams we...
  5. mcesm2

    Cooling Tower operation

    Hi I'm currently looking into optimising the cooling system on one of our process plants and I have a question I hope someone can help me with. The cooling system is a tempered loop (i.e. warm water from process is recycled into cold water into process to prevent freezing of materials in cool...

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