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IMPLICATION ON FIXED-BED-CATALYTIC-REACTOR DESIGN WHEN CONSIDERING INTRAPARTICLE MATERIAL BALANCE AT MICROSCALE


KLAUS SERNY 1*, MILEXI PACHECO 2
1. Computational Chemistry Laboratory, Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research, Altos de Pipe, 1204, Miranda, Venezuela
2. Polymer Laboratory, Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research, Altos de Pipe, 1204, Miranda, Venezuela
*Corresponding author, email kserny@gmail.com

Issue:

JESR, Number 2, Volume XXVI

Section:

Issue Nr. 2 - Volume 26(2020)

Abstract:

The integration between catalytic chemistry and reaction engineering fields generate more efficient catalytic reactor designs whereby the conventional design strategies should be changed. This work evaluated the implications on preliminary fixed bed catalytic reactor design and its associated basic cost from bench-scale when it is considered the material balance at microscale under a deterministic model accompanied with heuristic considerations on equipment design showing that understanding chemical reaction engineering is key to design of more efficient and economical industrial processes (decrease in 50 % of equipment sizing and 40 % of the equipment cost for this study).

Keywords:

design, reactor, microkinetic, microscale, diffusion, size, cost.

Code [ID]:

JESR202002V26S01A0008 [0005121]

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