Compute the pressure drop associated with the flowrate in the column using the Carman-Kozeny equation for...

Compute the pressure drop associated with the flowrate in the column using the Carman-Kozeny equation for d = 0.1 mm. What are the assumptions associated with the application of this expression for the pressure drop? Can such assumptions be considered valid for this system, and why or why not?

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kozney carman equation is an important expression under packed bed theory. I would be happy to help if you face any conceptual doubt. Feel comfortable to ask again.

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