In case of an absorber, the operating _______________?

Correct answer: A. Line always lies above the equilibrium curve

  • A. Line always lies above the equilibrium curve
  • B. Line always lies below the equilibrium curve
  • C. Line can be either above or below the equilibrium curve
  • D. Velocity is more than the loading velocity

Explanation

For absorption, the operating line normally lies above the equilibrium curve on a y-x diagram, providing a positive concentration driving force for transfer from gas to liquid. If it crossed below the equilibrium curve, the assumed absorption direction would not be maintained.

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