... NG NGUY NGHIÊN CU NG DNG CÔNG NGH MBBR (MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTOR) X C THI SN XUT BIA Chuyên ngành : Công ngh ng MSHV : ... system encountered many difficulties. This research was studied on application of Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor for brewing wastewater treatment, given more options for upgrading existing wastewater ... nh tính cn thit khi la ch tài: “Nghiên cứu ứng dụng công nghệ MBBR(Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) để xử lý nước thải sản xuất bia”. 2. Tng quan 31 s c các vi sinh...
... pellets inside a reactor (column ortube). In such fixed -bed reactors, the conventional way to achieve the appropriateTable 2.1 Slurry reactors versus conventional fixed -bed reactorsN Compared ... conventional types of fixed -bed reactors, which are mainlyemployed for multiphase processes: Trickle -Bed Reactors (TBRs), Bubble(packed) Column Reactors (BCRs), and MultiTubular Reactors (MTRs).Some ... Compared features Slurry reactor Fixed- bed reactors1 Reaction performance1.1 Overall reaction rate related to the catalystmassHigh Low1.2 Overall reaction rate related to the reactor volume (or...
... different design levels of conversion on the sizes ofthe reactor and the condenser. A 90% conversion design produces a 1.68-m3 reactor Figure 2.25 Matlab program for autorefrigerated reactor. 2.7 ... the conversion is only 85% in the first reactor. If the 2-CSTR design has more potential control problems than the 1-CSTR design, wewould expect the 3-CSTR design to be even worse. This is precisely ... each reactor is further reduced (14.4 m3with diameter 2.09 m), so the total reactor volume of the thr ee vessels is 43 m3, which is only 16% of the volume of the reactor in the 1-CSTR design. ...
... FIVEIntroduction to ReactorDesign Fundamentalsfor Ideal Systems 260Introduction 260A General Approach 262Ideal Isothermal Reactors 264Numerical Methods for Reactor Systems Design 279Reversible ... Selectivity in Reactors 351Relationship Between Conversion, Selectivity, and Yield 353Plug Flow Reactor 362Heterogeneous Tubular Reactor 371 Design Equation for Systems of Variable Density 372 Design ... 434Batch Reactor 457Plug Flow Reactor 472Autothermal Reactors 477Conversion in Ammonia Synthesis 478Two-Dimensional Tubular (Plug Flow) Reactor 492Pressure Drop (∆P) in Tubular (Plug Flow) Reactors...
... Engineering or ReactorDesign Aspects of Kinetics1. R. Aris, Introduction to the Analysis of Chemical Reactors, Prentice-Hall,Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1965.2. J. J. Carberry, Chemical and Catalytic ... fertile environment for research and textbook writing in the area ofchemical kinetics and reactor design. The text by O. A. Hougen and K. M. Watsonrepresents a classic pioneering effort to ... 1974.3.2.2.1 General Reactor Types. In planning ex-periments the chemist is most apt to think interms of closed systems and has traditionallyused some form of batch reactor. The chemicalengineer,...
... catalyst is charged into a fixed- bed reactor. The reactor structure is designed in such a way that the reaction fluid is uniformly distributed over the catalyst bed with a low and uniform ... HCCO+O=HCO+CO CHEMICAL REACTIONS AND DESIGN OF CHEMICAL REACTORS 5 (a) Tubular reactor, plug flow (b) Tank reactor, mixed flow. The basic concepts of these reactors are shown in Figure 1.2 ... facilitate the generalized design strategy of reactors. The reactor types and applications are introduced in subsequent sections. 4.1.1 HOMOGENEOUS REACTORS Reactors which handle reacting...
... Three-Phase Reactors 41211.2.1 Trickle -Bed Reactors 41211.2.2 Gas-Fed Slurry Reactors 41311.3 Moving Solids Reactors 41311.3.1 Bubbling Fluidization 41611.3.2 Fast Fluidization 41711.3.3 Spouted Beds ... aconstant-pressure reactor) , V(t)Variable cross section, Ac(z)Fed batch reactors, Qin6¼ 0 Transpired wall reactorsNonideal batch reactors may havespatial variations in concentrationNonideal tubular reactors ... result. If local stoichiometry is preserved,no more than M reactordesign equations need to be solved to determine all68 CHEMICAL REACTOR DESIGN, OPTIMIZATION, AND SCALEUPfollow first-order kinetics...
... compilation ª 2008 FEBS 783Improving thermostability and catalytic activity ofpyranose 2-oxidase from Trametes multicolor by rationaland semi-rational design Oliver Spadiut1, Christian Leitner1, ... compilation ª 2008 FEBSimproved specifically for the substrate d-glucose. Theseimprovements of the catalytic properties could be com-bined advantageously in the double mutants, especiallythose ... considerably reduced Kmvalues com-bined with practically unchanged kcat, and thereforeimproved catalytic efficiencies (kcat⁄ Km), notably ford-glucose. One aspect that has not been studied...
... reactions. design calcula- tions for plug flow reactors in realistic typical situations (e.g., thermal cracking), fixed bed reactors, fluidized be'd reactor design, and multiphase reactor design. ... Fundamental Insight 11.3 Factors Involved in the Preliminary Design of Fixed Bed Reactors 11.4 Modeling of Fixed Bed Reactors Part 11 Pseudo-Homogeneous Models 11.5 The Basic OneDimensional ... Tunk Reactor, 446 10.4.b Transient Behavior Exumple 10.4.b-I Temperalure Osciliariom in u Mixed Reactor for ihe Vapor Phase Chlormarion of Merhyl Chloride, 452 11 Fixed Bed Catalytic...