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Shrinking Core Model catalyst regeneration

The shrinking core model states that the time to regenerate a coked catalyst particle is... [Pg.729]

Example 5.2.6. The Shrinking Core Model for Catalyst Regeneration... [Pg.491]

Closure. After completing this chapter, the reader should be able to define and describe molecular diffusion and how it varies with temperature and pressure, the molar flux, bulk flow, the mass transfer coefficient, the Sherwood and Schmidt numbers, and the correlations for the mass transfer coefficient. The reader should be able to choose the appropriate correlation and calculate the mass transfer coefficient, the molar flux, and the rate of reaction. The reader should be able to describe the regimes and conditions under which mass transfer-limited reactions occur and when reaction rate limited reactions occur and to make calculations of the rates of reaction and mass transfer for each case. One of die most imponant areas for the reader apply the knowledge of this (and other chapters) is in their ability to ask and answer "What if. , questions. Finally, the reader should be able to describe the shrinking core model and apply it to catalyst regeneration and pharmacokinetics. [Pg.799]


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