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Notice the values in parenthesis (Table I) for the electric powered processes these values indicate the effect of the overall process with the electricity being generated at an efficiency of 38%. [Pg.100]

The HTR-Module is suitable to supply with high efficiency electrical power, process heat, process steam and district heat. [Pg.357]

Carbon dioxide is used in the manufacture of sodium carbonate by the ammonia-soda process, urea, salicyclic acid (for aspirin), fire extinguishers and aerated water. Lesser amounts are used to transfer heat generated by an atomic reactor to water and so produce steam and electric power, whilst solid carbon dioxide is used as a refrigerant, a mixture of solid carbon dioxide and alcohol providing a good low-temperature bath (195 K) in which reactions can be carried out in the laboratory. [Pg.182]

Homogeneous sonochemistry typically is not a very energy efficient process (although it can be mote efficient than photochemistry), whereas heterogeneous sonochemistry is several orders of magnitude better. Unlike photochemistry, whose energy inefficiency is inherent in the production of photons, ultrasound can be produced with neatly perfect efficiency from electric power. A primary limitation of sonochemistry remains the small fraction... [Pg.261]

Induction heating equipment installations can require significant investment in electric power components as well as the work handling equipment made necessary by the process. These costs can be offset by savings in plant space, reduction in metal loss, precise control of product temperature, and reduced in-process inventory. A typical continuous induction heating line consumes about 360 kW h/t heating carbon steel bars to 1230°C. [Pg.127]

Ideally, a process plant should be examined for its total energy consumption (see Energy management). Other plant energy systems are under consideration (18) and should eventually be included in this type of analysis. This would include not only process thermal energy and shaft energy, but pumping requirements and electrical power as well. [Pg.528]

The economics of the arc-coal process is sensitive to the electric power consumed to produce a kilogram of acetylene. Early plant economic assessments indicated that the arc power consumption (SER = kwh/kgC2H2) must be below 13.2. The coal feedcoal quench experiments yielded a 9.0 SER with data that indicated a further reduction to below 6.0 with certain process improvements. In the propane quench experiment, ethylene as well as acetylene is produced. The combined process SER was 6.2 with a C2H2/C2H4 production ratio of 3 to 2. Economic analysis was completed uti1i2ing the achieved acetylene yields, and an acetylene price approximately 35% lower than the price of ethylene was projected. [Pg.393]

Normal ceU voltages are ca 0.2 V. The power consumption is correspondingly very smaH, and electrorefining is much less sensitive to the cost of electric power than other electrometaHurgical processes. When a diaphragm is used to separate the anodic and cathodic solutions, the ceU voltage increases up to ca 1.2 V, and the power consumption rises accordingly. [Pg.175]

The discovery of chemical N2 fixation under ambient conditions is more compatible with a simple, complementary, low temperature and low pressure system, possibly operated electrochemically and driven by a renewable energy resource (qv), such as solar, wind, or water power, or other off-peak electrical power, located near or in irrigation streams. Such systems might produce and apply ammonia continuously, eg, directly in the rice paddy, or store it as an increasingly concentrated ammoniacal solution for later appHcation. In fact, the Birkeland-Eyde process of N2 oxidation in an electric arc has been... [Pg.92]

Herein reactors are described in their most prominent appHcation, that of electric power. Eive distinctly different reactors, ie, pressurized water reactors, boiling water reactors, heavy water reactors, graphite reactors, and fast breeder reactors, are emphasized. A variety of other appHcations and types of reactors also exist. Whereas space does not permit identification of all of the reactors that have been built over the years, each contributed experience of processes and knowledge about the performance of materials, components, and systems. [Pg.211]

In the remote Negev desert region of Israel, oil shale is being burned in a duidized-bed combustor to supply process heat and produce electric power. Unlike the Estonian kukersite, this oil shale is lean, about 63 L/1, but is being mined to access an undedying phosphate deposit (26). [Pg.354]


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