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Reactor engineering and flow

I have made an attempt to provide sufficient information to understand and to define the specific role of computational flow modeling in reactor engineering applications. Discussions on the main features of reactor engineering, computational flow modeling and their interrelationship will help to select appropriate models, and to apply these computational models to link reactor hardware to reactor performance. Mathematical modeling of flow processes (including turbulent flows, multiphase flows and reactive flows) and corresponding numerical methods to solve these model... [Pg.427]

Optimal reactor design is critical for the effectiveness and economic viability of AOPs. The WAO process poses significant challenges to chemical reactor engineering and design, due to the (i) multiphase nature of WAO reactions (ii) temperatures and pressures of the reaction and (iii) radical reaction mechanism. In multiphase reactors, complex relationships are present between parameters such as chemical kinetics, thermodynamics, interphase/intraphase intraparticle mass transport, flow patterns, and hydrodynamics influencing reactant mass transfer. Complex models of WAO are necessary to take into account the influence of catalyst wetting, the interface mass-transfer coefficients, the intraparticle effective diffusion coefficient, and the axial dispersion coefficient. " ... [Pg.266]

Pareek, V., M.P. Brungs, and A.A. Adesina, Photocausticization of Spent Bayer liquor A Pilot-Scale Study. Advances in Environmental Research, 2003. 7(2) p. 411-420. Bertola, F., M. Vanni, and G. Baldi, Application of Computational Fluid Dynamics to Multiphase Flow in Bubble Columns. International journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering, 2003. 1 p. A3. [Pg.672]

Conversion efficiencies of the dynamometer-aged catalysts were measured in a standard A/F sweep test on an engine dynamometer [6]. The sweep experiments were carried out at 450 and 85,000 h space velocity (volumetric basis standard conditions). The sweep ranged from 0.5 A/F lean of stoichiometry to 0.5 A/F rich of stoichiometry with imposed A/F perturbations of+.0.5 A/F at 1 Hz. After sweep evaluation, small samples of catalyst were renrroved from the front region of the brick for chemisorption and flow reactor experiments. [Pg.357]


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