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Oxygen feed system

The onshore and offshore facilities are integrated with virtually no buffer capacity between the various units. Only a limited buffer capacity exists in the oxygen feed system (via liquid oxygen buffer vessels) in the Natural Gas supply, which has a buffer via so-ealled line pack in the offshore pipelines, and in the process fuel gas system which has limited buffer vessel capacity. This lack of significant buffer capacity means that there is high interaction and interdependency between the various units. [Pg.160]

Ozone Dosage Calculators (Oxygen Feed System)... [Pg.136]

The de-alkalized and degassed water has a pH of 4-5 and (having just passed through an air-blown tower) is laden with oxygen and extremely corrosive. Normal practice is to dose NaOH into the degasser tower sump, at a level sufficient to approach to desired boiler water pH. If this dosing fails, severe corrosion in the degassed water pump, the softener and the feed system will result. [Pg.482]

As feed systems usually contain copper alloys, the use of amines for their protection may seem somewhat strange as copper is prone to attack in ammonia/carbon dioxide/oxygen environments, with the formation of complex cupric or cuprous compounds. The requisite degree of protection can be achieved, however, by maintaining the concentrations strictly within the acceptable target range. [Pg.837]

Condenser leaks permit dissolved solids, oxygen, organics, and suspended solids to enter the CR system and from there to enter the FW system. This is a very serious problem and leads to feed system fouling and deposition and the depassivation of metal surfaces, which in turn induces pitting corrosion to occur. [Pg.206]

The oxygen feed to the reactor is controlled using Brooks 5850E Series mass flow controllers. Aqueous HBr is delivered to the reactor system using Harvard... [Pg.308]

Figure 1. Key elements of the TAP reactor (A) and high pressure fixed bed reactor (B) experimental systems. The TAP reactor schematic shows the heated valve manifold and reactor with the elevated pressure attachment located in the main high vacuum chamber. The fixed bed reactor shows the feed system, liquid vaporizer, oxygen disperser, reactor, and waste recovery system. Figure 1. Key elements of the TAP reactor (A) and high pressure fixed bed reactor (B) experimental systems. The TAP reactor schematic shows the heated valve manifold and reactor with the elevated pressure attachment located in the main high vacuum chamber. The fixed bed reactor shows the feed system, liquid vaporizer, oxygen disperser, reactor, and waste recovery system.
P 45] The entire flow system was put in a glove-box in an oxygen-free environment (< 1 ppm, v/v) [1]. A quaternary feed system was used to provide different comonomer additives dissolved in toluene that are mixed with ethylene (25 h) in a mixer. [Pg.506]

In the summer of 1987, the Oxygen Combnstion System (OCS) was used to enhance the performance of the U.S. EPA s Mobile Incineration System. The OCS, along with other system modifications, helped double the feed rate of the MIS. According to the ERA, material processing costs were reduced from 2800 per ton before OCS installation to 1100 per ton after installation... [Pg.884]

In the process, the TDU heats contaminant molecules above their boiling points to desorb the contaminants into the vapor phase in an oxygen-deficient environment, thus preventing oxidization of the contaminants. The volatilized contaminants and the moisture from the soil are condensed and collected within the system. The process is then controlled by using infrared heating and an alloy belt feed system within the TDU. [Pg.1140]

The reactivity of the NH3-N0/02 system was studied first by TPR experiments in order to explore the effects of some operative conditions, namely temperature, water and oxygen feed contents and space velocity, on the standard SCR reaction. In this case NH3 (1,000 ppm) + NO (1,000 ppm) with 02 (2 or 6% v/v), H20 (1%) and balance He were initially fed at 50°C and then the catalyst temperature was continuously increased at 2 °C/min up to 450°C. [Pg.172]

Step 7. Ethane is an inert component that enters with the ethylene feed. It can be removed from the process only via the gas purge stream, so purge flow is used to control ethane composition. Carbon dioxide is an unwanted by-product that leaves in the C02 removal system. As long as the amount of carbon dioxide removed is proportional in some way to the C02 removal system feed, we can use this valve to control carbon dioxide composition. Oxygen inventory is accounted for via composition control with fresh oxygen feed. Inventory of ethylene can be controlled to maintain gas loop pressure, since ethylene composes the bulk of the gas recycle. [Pg.334]


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