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Cold-quench

Monofilament is produced at a lower spinning speed, in comparison with chopped filament, because of the problem of heat buildup within the monofilament. The monofilament is generally cooled by passing it through cold water or by winding it on to a cold quench roll. [Pg.551]

The program numerically integrates the differential component and heat balances for the combined feed and recycle gas through the individual beds of both reactors accounting for the addition of cold quench gas between reactor beds and the recycling of fractionator bottoms to the second reactor inlet. [Pg.433]

Identification of radical 3 as a species that is present in the steady-state phase of the reaction does not prove that it is an intermediate—it could be a species that is peripheral to the real reaction mechanism. Proof that a species is an intermediate requires a demonstration that it is kinetically competent to participate in the mechanism. In the case of a metastable radical, the usual procedure is to conduct transient kinetic studies using a rapid mixing apparatus equipped to quench samples by spraying them into liquid isopentane. The frozen aqueous samples (snows) from the timed cold quenches are then packed into EPR tubes and analyzed spectroscopically. Simple mixing of enzyme with SAM and lysine followed by freeze-quenching on the millisecond time scale does not work because the activation by SAM takes about 5 s. However, a preliminary mix of enzyme with SAM and [2- C]lysine, aging of the solution for 5 s within the apparatus. [Pg.18]

WjN (30) W powders injected down stream the arc (500 mesh) N, 5 6 Cold quenching tube (1/4" o.d.) below the powder feed ring 25 % conversion to WjN 261) (1960)... [Pg.157]

The compressed synthesis gas is mixed with the recycle gas and the complete quantity, or some of it, heated in a heat exchanger to the desired reactor inlet temperature. Normally, the temperature of the reactor feed gas is about 220-230°C. In the case of reactOTS operating with cold quench gas, only some of the reactor feed gas, about 2/3, is preheated. The non-preheated gas is fed direct between the individual catalyst lay s as cooling gas. [Pg.119]

Inviscid very low metal alloy ribbons extrusion >MP by rapid solidification cold quench wheel... [Pg.82]

Continuous glassy metal ribbons can be formed with high quench rates from their inviscid melts by a rapid solidification process [60] that is akin to a generic bushing process (Figure 3, top left), except that the extruded ribbon must be rapidly cooled on the surface of a cold quench wheel. Continuous aluminate glass fibers and metal wires [10-12] and continuous amorphous YAG fibers [73] can be melt spun from inviscid melts by increasing the jet lifetime... [Pg.85]

The retro-1,2-Brook rearrangement was used in a stereocontrolled synthesis of bis-silylated enals and enones (e.g., 152). Deprotonation of propargyl silyl ether 150 led to cr-silylcarbinol 151 via the West rearrangement. The product was best isolated upon cold quench with trifluoroacetic acid. The bis C-silylated propargyl alcohol 151 was the substrate for a stereoselective Lewis acid-catalyzed conversion to enal 152. ... [Pg.430]

Heat exchange in multi-bed direct heat exchange reactor is by directly adding a cold gas to the reaction gas to lower the reaction temperature this is the so-called cold-quench . If the quenching gas is the feed gas, it is called feedgas quench , such as the Topspe S-100 type ammonia converter, and ICI cold-quencher ammonia synthesis converter. If the quenching gas is not the feed gas, it is called non-feedgas quench , such as the steam cold-quench carbon monoxide shift reactor. [Pg.659]

Axial-flow ammonia converters should use a larger particle size of catalysts. For the multi-bed axial-flow converter with direct heat-exchange between beds (cold-quench) having a diameter of 1600-3200 mm and a production capacity of 1000 t d" or more, and the height of catalyst bed 10-12m, choose large particles with a diameter of 6.7-9.4mm and 9.4-13 mm to minimize the pressure drop. For an axial-converter with a diameter of 800-1300 mm, height of catalyst bed 7-8 m, use 4.7-6.7mm or 9.4 mm particles to keep the low pressure drop. For an axial-converter with a diameter of 500-600 mm, the height of catalyst bed is only about 5 m, 2.2-3.3 mm, 3.3-4.7mm, and smaller particles may be used to increase the ammonia production. [Pg.685]

Cold-quench type converter uses the cold-state syngas before reaction to undergo quench-cool between beds so as to decrease the temperature of reaction gas. The merit of cold-quench type converter is its simple and reliable structure. But it is more difficult to get high net value because of the dilution... [Pg.756]

In the converter, only one of the three cooling methods mentioned above can be used, also two of them can be combined for application. For example, the cold-quench type is used between the first and the second bed, and the indirect heat exchange type is used between the second and the third bed. Some interchangers between beds are placed outside the converter such as Brown converter (Fig. 9.22). It is worth noting that because the ammonia synthesis reaction on the Fe catalyst needs high temperature (400-550°C) and high pressure (over 10 MPa), the... [Pg.759]


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