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Diffusion operating condition changes

Film diffusion may influence the overall reaction because of the low gas flow rate. As the bulk concentrations change little with time along the length of the reactor, an assumption of constant difference between bulk and catalyst surface concentrations is used in this study and the rate constants will change with gas flow rates. Nevertheless, the activation energies will remain constant, and the proposed reaction kinetics still provides useful hint for understanding the reaction mechanism and optimizing the reactor and operation conditions. [Pg.336]

As the composition of the catalyst changed, the inability to predict the CO/CO2 ratio becomes more and more limiting on the use of the model. The explicit solution was originally applied to the catalyst containing chromia (Cr203) and with relatively poorer diffusivity. With this catalyst and with the operating conditions at that time, the assumption of a constant value of a in each zone was adequate. The chromia was introduced into the catalyst early in the use of the TCC units to oxidize CO and to reduce the concentration of CO in the bottom plenum chamber and in the stack. The presence of too much CO in these parts of the unit could lead... [Pg.42]

After the diffusion materials are fabricated, a number of treatments and coatings are still necessary in order to tailor the final properties for these materials based on the specific fuel cell application and the associated operating conditions. The following sections will explain in detail the different treatments that are normally used on diffusion layers for fuel cells. Brief examples showing how these treatments change the performance of the DLs will also be discussed. [Pg.227]

The simplest practicable approach considers the membrane as a continuous, nonporous phase in which water of hydration is dissolved.In such a scenario, which is based on concentrated solution theory, the sole thermodynamic variable for specifying the local state of the membrane is the water activity the relevant mechanism of water back-transport is diffusion in an activity gradient. However, pure diffusion models provide an incomplete description of the membrane response to changing external operation conditions, as explained in Section 6.6.2. They cannot predict the net water flux across a saturated membrane that results from applying a difference in total gas pressures between cathodic and anodic gas compartments. [Pg.398]

A deficient design of a catalyst pellet for a single reaction leads to a poor utilization of the often expensive catalyst mass. Fortunately, we can usually adjust some operating conditions, such as the temperature or residence time, or install additional catalyst material to compensate for a design error. This section discusses the influence of diffusion limitations on the yield of the desired product in a multipath reaction. Here, when the diffusion intrusions are not properly accounted for, it is often impossible to counterbalance the impact of the design error by a change in the operating conditions. [Pg.184]

Supercritical fluids are attractive solvents as they exhibit physicochemical properties intermediate between those of hquids and gases (Table 2). The density, thus the solvating power, of a SCF approaches that of a liquid, whereas the diffusivity and viscosity are intermediate between gas-Uke and liquid-like values, resulting in faster mass transport capacity (5). As a result of the large compressibility near their critical points, SCFs densities/solvent power can be varied by changing operating conditions (temperature and pressure), resulting in operational flexibility, which can be exploited to achieve the required separation. [Pg.2806]

The bond-graph network of liquid membrane process can be successfully exploited for modeling the separation and transport ability of complex reaction-diffusion phenomena. However, such models involving appropriate mathematical formulations are especially useful in predicting the system s response to the changes in operating conditions and specific characteristics of the liquid membrane components. In general, such models are not... [Pg.218]


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