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Journal Article

Author
Ratcliffe, J. S.
Title
The design of heterogeneous tank flow reactors
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 35, no. 10-11, Oct-Nov 1963, pp. 273-278
Description

This paper, No.1755, originated in the Newcastle Division of The Institution and was submitted by the author on 3rd May, 1963.

The author, J. S. Ratcliffe, MSc PhD AMIEAust, is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Chemical Engineering and Industrial Chemistry at Newcastle University College, Tighe's Hill, N.S.W.

[This paper was awarded the Chemical Engineering Prize 1963]

Abstract

A problem exists in the design of a heterogeneous (gas-liquid) tank flow reactor. An experimental programme is used to illustrate a design procedure which involves a modified space velocity factor. The example used is the chlorination of toluene, and relevant analytical and kinetic data are given.

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