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Effect of fouling on stability of adiabatic packed bed reactors

Michael A. Ervin, +1 more
- 01 Nov 1970 - 
- Vol. 16, Iss: 6, pp 979-984
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In this paper, the effect of catalyst fouling on the stability and operation of adiabatic packed bed reactors was investigated for two poisoning mechanisms, and the effect was most predominant for packed beds in which nonunique pseudo steady states can exist.
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The effect of catalyst fouling on the stability and operation of adiabatic packed bed reactors was investigated for two poisoning mechanisms. The effect of fouling was found to be most predominant for packed beds in which nonunique pseudo steady states can exist. Fouling may cause the reactor to misbehave suddenly, with a violent temperature rise, after a long period of pacific operation.

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