UEMK 3153 Chemical Reaction Engineering II_Methanation of COx to Methane

UEMK 3153 - Chemical Reaction Engineering II

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Four aspects including catalyst design, gas liquid mass transfer, injection and dispersion, as well as choice of hydrodynamic regime are being discussed for the selection of multiphase catalytic reactor. Reactor sizing in terms of its volume and catalyst amount used, while taking into consideration the extent of reaction and rate law.

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