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Logarithmic reactivity profiles

Figure 3.20. Quantification of heat exchange characteristics. The set-up of measurements contains a counter-current heat exchanger with indicated values of temperatures (T at warm sides, at cool sides). The temperature profile shown (a) serves to calculate the logarithmic mean according to Equ. 3.67 in such real cases of greater linear extension. From the plot of reactor temperature versus time t (b), in analogy to Fig. 3.15b, heat evolution rate and heat transfer coefficient can be calculated as shown in the text. At time tg, the heat exchanger is stopped and at it is reactivated. Figure 3.20. Quantification of heat exchange characteristics. The set-up of measurements contains a counter-current heat exchanger with indicated values of temperatures (T at warm sides, at cool sides). The temperature profile shown (a) serves to calculate the logarithmic mean according to Equ. 3.67 in such real cases of greater linear extension. From the plot of reactor temperature versus time t (b), in analogy to Fig. 3.15b, heat evolution rate and heat transfer coefficient can be calculated as shown in the text. At time tg, the heat exchanger is stopped and at it is reactivated.
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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.126 ]



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