Showing papers by "Daniel Tondeur published in 2000"
TL;DR: In this paper, it is shown that the choice of an appropriate model to account for intra-particle diffusional limitations is essential to simulate accurately pressure swing adsorption (PSA) processes.
52 citations
TL;DR: Adsorption refrigerators as discussed by the authors are a particular type of refrigerator in which compression is avoided, and in a sense replaced by adsorption, and no mobile parts are needed; the energy input, instead of being mechanical, is thermal and is used to achieve desorption.
Abstract: Adsorption refrigerators are a particular type of refrigerator in which compression is avoided, and in a sense replaced by adsorption. No mobile parts are needed; the energy input, instead of being mechanical, is thermal and is used to achieve desorption. Such machines have a cyclic operation, made of successive adsorption/evaporation and of desorption/condensation steps.
24 citations
TL;DR: Inverse co-adsorption chromatography as mentioned in this paper is an alternative approach that does not use explicitly the measured values of peak areas, but instead finds experimentally some singular binary compositions which, when injected on the ternary background (2 adsorbed + inert), cause the vanishing of one of the two normally resulting peaks.
3 citations