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4.2.2. The Flow Resistance Measurement on R1 (Pressure Drop Test)

HM Hemantha Mallapura
LT Laurent Tanguy
BL Bengt Långström
LM Ludovic Le Meunier
CH Christer Halldin
SN Sangram Nag
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The flow resistance was measured in terms of the pressure drop on R1 with a given pressure value using an empty vial on EV A or B through R1 to the waste. We tested the flow resistance on R1, and these tests indicated the arrangement of the beads in the reactor chamber. If the beads in R1 were not packed compactly, this resulted in a lowered flow resistance, and the liquid was easily pushed through reactor R1. On the contrary, having beads arranged compactly, led to a higher resistance to flow than the optimized condition.

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