Structured Catalysts and Reactors

Mar 03, 2014

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An inherent feature of conventional packed-bed reactors is their random and structural maldistributions. Random maldistributions result in:(1) Non uniform access of reactants to the catalytic surface, worsening the overall process performance(2) Unexpected hot spots and t

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Structured Catalysts and Reactors

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