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Preparing a Heatup Path

The heatup path for the Section 11.5 feed gas is prepared by re-doing the above calculation for many different levels and temperatures in the catalyst bed, Fig. 11.4. Only cells G8 to J8 in Table 11.2 are changed. [Pg.140]

Inserted into Matrix Table 11.2, these values automatically give the result that 850 K gas is produced by 54.4% SO2 oxidation. [Pg.140]

An efficient method of calculating heatup path points is to put enthalpy equations directly into cells D8 - J8 of Table 11.2. This is detailed in Appendix I. [Pg.141]

The 850 K gas temperature at level L is, for example, represented by the enthalpy terms  [Pg.143]


Prepare a heatup path for 12 volume% S02, 13.2 volume% 02, 74.8 volume% N2, 675 K feed gas - as described in Appendix I. Plot the path with Excel s Chart Wizard function. [Pg.146]


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