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Condensate treatment

Partial oxidation of heavy Hquid hydrocarbons requires somewhat simpler environmental controls. The principal source of particulates is carbon, or soot, formed by the high temperature of the oxidation step. The soot is scmbbed from the raw synthesis gas and either recycled back to the gasifier, or recovered as soHd peUetized fuel. Sulfur and condensate treatment is similar in principle to that required for coal gasification, although the amounts of potential poUutants generated are usually less. [Pg.428]

Chapter 11 completes the discussion on internal treatment programs with information on program primary support chemicals, including oxygen scavengers and condensate treatments (vapor phase inhibitors) and adjuncts. [Pg.385]

Program primary support chemicals encompass oxygen scavengers and condensate treatments. [Pg.389]

Condensate treatments include neutralizing amines such as morpholine and filming amines such as octadecylamine (ODA). [Pg.389]

Shaw, D. J., Introduction to Colloid and Surface Chemistry, 4th ed., Butterworth-Heinemann, Oxford, England, 1992. (Undergraduate level. A somewhat condensed treatment of many of the topics discussed in this book.)... [Pg.58]

Thus the pressure of any shock wave generated in a pipeline would continue to rise if it were not for the fact that at a time 2Lie a return unloading pressure wave reaches the valve and stops the pressure rise at a value of about 53 ft, as contrasted with about three times that value if this were not the case. Subsequent pressure changes as elastic waves travel back and forth are very complex and require a detailed step-by-step analysis that is beyond the scope of this text. In brief, the method consists of assuming that the valve movement takes place in a series of steps each of which produces a pressure p proportional to each V. Other texts contain details of computing successive pressures for slow valve closure and further explanation of much of this condensed treatment [47-49]. [Pg.506]

The vent scrubber and process condensate treatment unit treat all emission streams thus, the plant is pollution free. Process condensate is hydrolyzed and reused as boiler feedwater. [Pg.200]

Includes steam for C02 compressor turbine and steam for process condensate treatment... [Pg.200]

Reformed gas is cooled to the shift inlet temperature of 250°C by generating steam (4). The CO shift reaction takes place in a single stage in the tube-cooled isothermal shift reactor (5), where process steam is generated from condensate. No process condensate effluent from the LAC plant is generated, thus eliminating a condensate treatment system. [Pg.16]

This suggests that in the case that both intramolecular C- and 0-arylations are of geometrically equal possibility, the former preferentially takes place. The reaction of o-bromobenzaldehydes with dibenzylketones gives l,3-diaryl-2-naphthols that may be useful materials as bulky 0-ligands (Eq. 24) [62]. This cyclization involves palladium-catalyzed a-arylation and base-promoted dehy-drative condensation. Treatment of o-iodoanilines with ketones produces indole derivatives (Eq. 25) [63]. In this case, dehydrative condensation between the amino group and the carbonyl group occurs initially and the subsequent car-bopalladation (mechanism A) leads to the products. [Pg.219]

Figure 106. Steam system o( a modern steam reforming a) Steam drum. 125 bar b) NH, loop c) Turbine for syngas compressor d) Turbine for process air compressor and alternator e) Surface condenser f) Condensate treatment g) BFW pump... Figure 106. Steam system o( a modern steam reforming a) Steam drum. 125 bar b) NH, loop c) Turbine for syngas compressor d) Turbine for process air compressor and alternator e) Surface condenser f) Condensate treatment g) BFW pump...
Acclimatized Removal Efficiencies for Foul Condensate Treatment by Membrane Bioreactor (MBR)... [Pg.992]

Advanced Condensate Polishing designs Sub-ppb ion residuals established for condensate treatments and Ultrapure water applications Nitrate selective resins Resin copolymerization - uniform bead size... [Pg.274]

Table 1 Thermal post-condensation treatment of polyamide 6 and oligoamide 6 products... Table 1 Thermal post-condensation treatment of polyamide 6 and oligoamide 6 products...
Offenhauer and Nelsen discovered that boric acid is an excellent catalyst for aldol condensations treatment of heptanal with boric acid in refluxing toluene under a Dean-Stark trap gives the condensation product in quantitative yield (equation 10). The authors suggested an intermediate enol borate this was probably the flrst example of a boron enolate aldol reaction. [Pg.138]

The material offered in this chapter is only a condensed treatment of basic elements of chemical reactor engineering needed to approach a process design problem. The reader should have already a good knowledge of this discipline. As study or refreshment material, we recommend in the first place the classical textbooks due to Levenspiel (recent edition in 1999) and Fogler (1992). Other remarkable books have been published by Carberry (1976), Westerterp, van Swaaij and Beenackers (1984), as well as by Froment and Bishop (new edition in 1990). More advanced treatment of different subjects in chemical reaction engineering can be found in the monograph edited by Carberry and Varma (1987) with contributions of experts in each field. [Pg.349]

Casale high efficiency hydrolyzer used in the process condensate treatment unit. [Pg.273]

Urea Casale SA Urea Ammonia (NH ) and carbon dioxide (CO ) The Casale split flow loop process is an improved CO stripping process. It produces urea from NH and CO by applying Casale s highly efficient full condenser, Casale-Dente high-efficiency trays and Casale high-efficiency hydrolyzer used in the process condensate treatment unit. 4 NA... [Pg.302]


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