residence time distributions

What are Common Models Used in RTD Analysis?

Several models are used to interpret RTD data:
1. Plug Flow Model: Assumes that all molecules have the same residence time.
2. Continuous Stirred Tank Reactor (CSTR) Model: Assumes complete mixing and an exponential distribution of residence times.
3. Dispersion Model: Accounts for deviations from plug flow due to axial dispersion.
4. Tanks-in-Series Model: Represents the reactor as a series of perfectly mixed tanks.

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