Analysis of batch evaporative crystallizers
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2004, Chemical Engineering ScienceCitation Excerpt :Larson and Garside (1973) derived an optimal evaporative rate based on the assumption of constant supersaturation and growth rate, coupled with negligible nucleation. Tavare and Chivate (1977) employed the same principles as Larson and Garside (1973) for the batch evaporative crystallization of the potassium sulfate–water system. Based on the same principles, Genck (2000) proposed a general methodology, which incorporated an experimental procedure to optimize the seeded batch evaporative crystallization.
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