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Title: | An Investigation of the Feasibility of Applying Frequency Response Analysis to Study Fluid Flow Reactors |
Authors: | Horneck, Harold S. |
Advisor: | Norman, J. D. |
Department: | Chemical Engineering |
Keywords: | fluid flow reactor;frequenc response tracer technique;flow rate;applied mixing;completely mixed segments;plug flow segments;dead space alllowances |
Publication Date: | Sep-1970 |
Abstract: | A frequency response tracer technique was used to study the hydraulic properties of a laboratory flow through reactor with variations in reactor size, flow rate and applied mixing. At any one set of conditions the reactor was studied over a range of input sine wave frequencies. Theoretical models consisting of in-series networks of completely mixed segments, plug flow segments, and dead space allowances were developed to approximate the experimental findings. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/11375/18338 |
Appears in Collections: | Open Access Dissertations and Theses |
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