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Bypass Process for Orange Juice Concentration by John Raymart Rafer is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Bypass operation involves splitting a portion of the inlet stream from a process unit and combining it with the outlet stream rather than having the entire inlet stream enter the process unit. This allows achieving intermediate concentrations between the untreated reactant and process outlet product. Bypassing is less common than recycling but can be used to attain precise concentration control. An example is provided of bypassing a nitrogen-hexane mixture to achieve a 15% mole concentration of hexane.
- Author
- John Raymart Rafer
- Language
- EN