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Hydrocyclone-enhanced scalable photocatalytic hydrogen generation, from macroscale turbulence to nanoscale reaction dynamics. [PDF]

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Multi-zone parallel-series plug flow reactor model with catalyst deactivation effect for continuous catalytic reforming process

Chemical Engineering Science, 2018
Abstract Accurate and reliable modeling of continuous catalytic regenerative (CCR) reforming process plays a significant role not only in product and temperature distributions prediction, but also in real-time optimization and control. In this study, a new multi-zone parallel-series plug flow reactor (PFR) model is proposed for the CCR reformer with ...
Xiao-Jian Dong   +3 more
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Simulation of free radical high‐pressure copolymerization in a multi‐zone autoclave reactor: compartment model investigation

Macromolecular Symposia, 2004
AbstractA compartment model is used to describe the complex flow of a high‐pressure ethylene copolymerization process in an industrial multi‐feed multi‐zone autoclave reactor at steady state operation conditions. To capture the imperfect mixing effects due to fresh initiator injection, each zone is considered as a set of three interconnected well mixed
Majid Ghiass, Robin A. Hutchinson
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Coupled Deterministic and Stochastic Modeling of an Industrial Multi‐Zone LDPE Autoclave Reactor

Macromolecular Symposia, 2016
SummarySimulation aided product design of LDPE often requires deep understanding of polymer architectures produced in the industrial polymerization. Therefore, a hybrid‐stochastic approach is further developed that allows for the good description of the typical polymeric microstructure produced in a multi‐zone autoclave reactor.
David Eckes, Markus Busch
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Studies on the inhomogeneous nature of the silent discharge reactor: Part 3. A multi‐zoned flow model

The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 1989
AbstractThe reaction space of a silent discharge reactor consists of two distinct components, viz. (1) the collection of primary reaction zones (PRZ) or discharge streamers where, under the influence of free electron avalanches, primary electron molecule collisions take place and (2) the remaining reaction space which provides for secondary or ...
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