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Polley, G. T., Panjeh Shahi, M. H., and Jegede, F. O., Pressure Drop Considerations in the Retrofit of Heat Exchanger Networks, Trans. IChemE, part A, 68 211, 1990. [Pg.236]

Hybrid Crystallization/Adsorption Process. In 1994, IFP and Chevron announced the development of a hybrid process that reportedly combines the best features of adsorption and crystallization (59,99). In this option of the Eluxyl process, the adsorbent bed is used to initially produce PX of 90—95% purity. The PX product from the adsorption section is then further purified in a small single-stage crystallizer and the filtrate is recycled back to the adsorption section. It is reported that ultrahigh (99.9+%) purity PX can be produced easily and economically with this scheme for both retrofits of existing crystallization units as well as grass-roots units. A demonstration plant was built at Chevron s Pascagoula refinery in 1994. [Pg.420]

J. W. Jones, "Estimating Performance and Costs of Retrofit SO2 and NO Controls for Acid Raia Abatement," MGS ExtendedA.bstract Preprint ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry Meeting (June 5—11, 1988, Toronto, Ontario). [Pg.416]

The biggest potential use of the cetane-improver approach may be in vehicle retrofits where for environmental reasons bus and tmck fleets may be requked to convert to cleaner burning fuels. [Pg.433]

Japan s Chlor—Alkali Producers Save Energy by Retrofiting Diaphragm Cells (Case History), E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co., Inc., Wilmington, Del. [Pg.520]

A survey of commercial thermal gasification in the United States shows that few gasifiers have been installed since 1984 (115). Most units in use are retrofitted to small boilers, dryers, and kilns. The majority of existing units operate at 0.14 to 1.0 t/h of wood wastes on updraft moving grates. The results of this survey are summarized in Table 36. Assuming all 35 of these units are operated continuously, extremely unlikely, the maximum amount of LHV gas that can be produced is about 0.003 to 0.006 EJ/yr (222—445 td /d). [Pg.41]

Pre-Keformer A pre-reformer is based on the concept of shifting reforming duty away from the direct-fired reformer, thereby reducing the duty of the latter. The pre-reformer usually occurs at about 500°C inlet over an adiabatic fixed bed of special reforming catalyst, such as sulfated nickel, and uses heat recovered from the convection section of the reformer. The process may be attractive in case of plant retrofits to increase reforming capacity or in cases where the feedsock contains heavier components. [Pg.421]

Urea—Formaldehyde and Urea-Based. In the 1970s and early 1980s, urea materials were in general use particularly for direct field retrofitting of cavity wall constmction of wood frame and masonry. However, because of formaldehyde odor and excess shrinkage under specific conditions, this ceUular plastic has limited use as an insulation. [Pg.332]

Many kilns that formerly were direct coal-fired or producer-gas verticals were retrofitted to natural gas firing with center-burners and after World War II, dramatically improving lime quaUty, kiln capacity, and fuel efficiency. By the 1960s, this improved vertical kiln had lost favor to rotary and other special kilns because of the supply and cost problems of oil and gas in the United States and the spectacular improvement in rotary kiln performance. Many natural gas-fired center burners were permanently closed and dismanded because they could not be converted to coal. However, the reverse occurred in Europe where the extensive oil and gas discoveries heightened interest in the new, advanced vertical kilns. [Pg.173]

National Lime Association, Mcid Rain Retrofit Seminar Proceedings, Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. 1991. [Pg.179]

Retrofitting features of the more efficient reactor types have been the principal thmst of older methanol plant modernization (17). Conversion of quench converters to radial flow improves mixing and distribution, while reducing pressure drop. Installing an additional converter on the synthesis loop purge or before the final stage of the synthesis gas compressor has been proposed as a debotdenecking measure. [Pg.280]

L. Pebsworth, "Retrofit of Autoclave Reactors for the Production of HDPE to VLDPE," A.nnualMeetings AIChE, New York, Nov. 15, 1987. R. A. V. Raff and K. W. Doak, Crystalline Olefin ToljmersfioEsi Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1965, pp. 307,495,682. [Pg.378]

Montedison and Mitsui Petrochemical iatroduced MgCl2-supported high yield catalysts ia 1975 (7). These third-generation catalyst systems reduced the level of corrosive catalyst residues to the extent that neutralization or removal from the polymer was not required. Stereospecificity, however, was iasufficient to eliminate the requirement for removal of the atactic polymer fraction. These catalysts are used ia the Montedison high yield slurry process (Fig. 9), which demonstrates the process simplification achieved when the sections for polymer de-ashing and separation and purification of the hydrocarbon diluent and alcohol are eliminated (121). These catalysts have also been used ia retrofitted RexaH (El Paso) Hquid monomer processes, eliminating the de-ashing sections of the plant (Fig. 10) (129). [Pg.415]

Particle Segregation Mechanisms. Segregation is the process by which an assembly of soHd particles separates as it is being handled. This often results in cosdy quaUty control problems due to the waste of raw or finished materials, lost production, increased maintenance, and capital costs required to retrofit existing faciUties. [Pg.560]

S. A. Kne2, D. O. Moore, and R. V. Schneider, "KAAP Retrofit for Ammonia Plant Expansion," Kellogg A.mmonia Club MeetingSs San Diego, Calif.,... [Pg.361]

The most common type of air preheater on new units is the rotating wheel. On retrofits, heat pipes or hot-water loops are often more cost-effective because of ductwork costs or space limits. [Pg.90]

In the United States, the Clean Air Act of 1990 requires plants to reduce emissions of 189 toxic and carcinogenic substances such as chlorine, chloroform, and 2,3,7,8-TCDD (dioxin) by 90% over the 1990s. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is working to develop standards based on maximum achievable control technologies and the industry has invested bUHons of doUars in capital investments to retrofit or rebuUd plant equipment to meet these measures. [Pg.283]


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Addition of New Heat Transfer Area in Retrofit

Applications of HIGEE for Retrofitting

Automated network pinch retrofit approach

Capital Cost for Retrofit

Capital cost retrofit

Case Studies for Applying the Network Pinch Retrofit Approach

Chemical manufacturing processes retrofitting

Complex retrofitting

Cooling water system retrofit

Cost of retrofit

Debottlenecking and Retrofitting of Chemical Pulp Refining Process for Paper Manufacturing - Application from Industrial Perspective

Design and Optimization of Retrofitted DWC

Design problem retrofit

Design retrofit

Design versus Retrofitting Problem

Diaphragms retrofit

Distillation sequence retrofit

Expander retrofit

FRP composite retrofitted bridges

Heat exchanger network retrofit

Heat exchanger network retrofit problem

Heat exchanger network retrofitting

Heat exchanger retrofit

Machine retrofits

Moderate retrofitting

New Design and Retrofit

Overall performance of in-situ carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) composite retrofitted RC bridges

Process Retrofitting and Revamping

Process design retrofitting

Reforming retrofits

Retrofit Design of Multiproduct Batch Plants

Retrofit Project

Retrofit control systems

Retrofit cost

Retrofit design SARD framework

Retrofit design assessment methods

Retrofit design selection

Retrofit design steps

Retrofit design sustainability

Retrofit of Distillation Sequences

Retrofit of Heat Exchanger Networks

Retrofit of Heat Exchangers

Retrofit of Vacuum Systems in Process Industries

Retrofit of distillation

Retrofit of heat exchange networks

Retrofit optimization

Retrofit planning

Retrofit/revamp applications

Retrofits of distillation columns by thermodynamic analysis

Retrofitting

Retrofitting

Retrofitting Selected Water Networks for Change in Environmental Regulations

Retrofitting Selected Water Networks for Increase in Hydrocarbon Load

Retrofitting and recoverability of FRP composite-RC buildings

Retrofitting levels

Retrofitting systems

Retrofitting, costs

Review of Optimization Techniques for Retrofitting Batch Plants

Seals retrofitting

Seismic Retrofit

Seismic retrofitting

Shaft Torque, Critical Speed, and Retrofitting

Simple retrofitting

Supply chain retrofit

Sustainable assessment of retrofit design

Techno-economic Feasibility of Retrofit Operation

Two Retrofit Cases for Shifting Bottlenecks

Water network retrofit

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