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Flow-pulsation method to study the activity of catalyst in high-pressure processes

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Generation of gradientless conditions by the pulsation method with variable reciprocating gas flow method through the isothermal catalyst bed is suggested as one of the trends in the further development of external circulation flow systems. The conditions ensuring continuous stirring have been established. Flowcirculation and pulsation methods have been tested under similar conditions.

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Одним из направлений дальнейшего развития проточно-циркуляционных систем с внешней циркуляцией является создание безградиентного режима методом пульсации с переменным возвратхо-поступательным движением газового потока через изотермический слой катализатора. Определены условия, при которых соблюдается режим идеального смешения, в сходных условиях проведены испытания по проточно-циркуляционной и пульсационной схемах.

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  1. Institute of Catalysis, Novosibirsk, USSR

    A. S. Bobrin, V. P. Sokolov & N. N. Bobrov

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Bobrin, A.S., Sokolov, V.P. & Bobrov, N.N. Flow-pulsation method to study the activity of catalyst in high-pressure processes. React Kinet Catal Lett 27, 433–436 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02070489

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