Chapter 3 Nonideal reactor analysis

 

Chapter objectives

Upon successful completion of the chapter, one should be able to

•   Explain the difference between PFR and tubular reactor.

•   Explain the difference between CSTR and MFR.

•   Identify and model the nonidealities in chemical reactors.

•   Propose ideal reactor arrangements and flow schemes that offer best representations of the nonidealities.

•   Model a chemical reactor with an awareness of the role of mixing in its performance.

•   Define macromixing, micromixing, and segregated flow concepts.

•   Use tanks-in-series, axial dispersion, and RFR concepts interchangeably in modeling chemical reactors with knowledge of the limitations of each concept.

•   Choose between different ...

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