Abstract
There is a need for reliable models of the mass transfer characteristics of hollow tube Donnan dialyzers, to guide application to industrially significant problems such as recovery from electroplating waste water. This work is focused on determining mass transport correlations in a shell‐and‐tube dialyzer, fabricated from ion‐selective membranes, used to extract nickel from dilute nickel sulfate solution with sulfuric acid as the stripping agent. Correlations between mass transport coefficient and Reynolds number are reported for both laminar and turbulent flow regimes.
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