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Feed step process

Although the figures given are for a step-by-step process, it is obvious that the same techniques will apply to a continuous system if the fresh feed containing KCl and NaCl is added at an appropriate part of the cycle, such as between steps G and 7 for the case of dilute feed solutions. [Pg.1655]

In the case of animals we are concerned primarily with a two-step process accumulation of airborne contaminants on or in vegetation or forage that serves as their feed and subsequent effects of the ingested herbage on animals. In addition to pollution-affected vegetation, carnivores (humans... [Pg.121]

There are several versions of the two-step process. One involves the use of 5A molecular sieves in conjunction with Powerforming. In this combination process, the 5A sieves may be used to remove n-paraffms from the feed to improve feed quality. Alternatively, the Powerformate may be sieved to remove the low octane n-paraffm components. Extraction of aromatics from Powerformate is another interesting two-step process. [Pg.59]

As a result of the second step process, the population of the emitting state 2 (N3 0, due to the feeding of level 2 by level 3), increases with the population of level 1, with ctu (the absorption cross section for the transition 1 3), and... [Pg.24]

In the butane route, a chemically complicated three-step process is needed to get from the feed to EDO. The two feeds, oxygen (air is used) and butane, are fed to a fluid bed reactor admixed with a catalyst. In a fluid bed reactor, the feeds and catalyst move continuously and, in this case, at a uniform temperature that allows optimum conditions for the catalyst to do its work. Butane and oxygen react to form maleic anhydride (MA), a cyclic compound. The fixed bed reactor effluent gases are taken off overhead, cooled, and filtered to remove entrained catalyst particles. The gases are then... [Pg.209]

This process seems much simpler than the Ziegler process, and you may wonder why it has not crowded Ziegler out. The problem is the olefin feed. Where do you get a ready supply of olefins the right size to feed to the process The answer is you have to malce them, and therein lies the rub. Normal paraffins from petroleum waxes or other chemical processes provide the feedstock to a two-step process, chlorination and dehydrochlorination, which produces an olefin corresponding to the paraffin. [Pg.221]

Shell Chemical has a process that does both the Oxo reaction and hydroformyiation in one step in the same reactor. They use a special catalyst, thought to be cobalt modified with a trialkyl or triaryl phosphine ligand— but they are holding this one pretty close to the vest. Overall yields are 70-80%, with straight-chain alcohols representing greater than 80%. Major by-products are paraffins that are recovered and used to make olefins and then recycled back as feed. This process can also use internal olefins (with the double-bond somewhere besides the alpha position) and yield similar normakiso alcohol ratios. ... [Pg.221]

A typical example of a tubular reactor for one-step processing of a newly synthesized polymer is described in a number of patents.183,184 This device consists of a high-pressure tube with the temperature profile regulated along its length. An extrusion die is mounted at the outlet end of the reactor. Continuous feeding is provided by a piston pump. [Pg.144]

Additional stages can be used in series to gain additional reductions in the salt content of the crude oil. Two stages are typical, but some installations use three stages. About 90 percent of the emulsified water can be recovered in one step, whereas 99 percent recovery is possible with a two-step process.9 The additional investment for multiple stages is offset by reduced corrosion, plugging, and catalyst poisoning of downstream equipment with the cleaner crude feed. [Pg.823]

Spray drying involves converting the atomized liquid droplets into dry powders by hot air. This one-step process is capable of making particles of size suitable for inhalation.The particle size and size distribution of the powder can be manipulated by the concentration of the feed solution, the spray temperature, cyclone efficiency, and chemical nature of the feed. ... [Pg.1428]

For a methane feed, the overall summary reaction for the two-step process is ... [Pg.94]


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