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Catalytic Conversion of Ethanol with Conventional and Ohmic Heating in Comparison
This study investigates the catalytic conversion of ethanol using a modified saponite in both an ohmic and a conventional reactor. For testing in the ohmic reactor the catalyst is stacked in between conductive graphite fleece or formed to conductive pellets. The influence on catalytic activity and axial temperature profiles was examined. Catalytic tests in the ohmic reactor showed comparable results to the conventional reactor. Additionally heating profiles of different conductive materials where taken, within uniform heating was reached with the carbon fleeces.
Catalytic Conversion of Ethanol with Conventional and Ohmic Heating in Comparison
This study investigates the catalytic conversion of ethanol using a modified saponite in both an ohmic and a conventional reactor. For testing in the ohmic reactor the catalyst is stacked in between conductive graphite fleece or formed to conductive pellets. The influence on catalytic activity and axial temperature profiles was examined. Catalytic tests in the ohmic reactor showed comparable results to the conventional reactor. Additionally heating profiles of different conductive materials where taken, within uniform heating was reached with the carbon fleeces.
Catalytic Conversion of Ethanol with Conventional and Ohmic Heating in Comparison
Greuel, Marc (author) / Watermann, Clara Maria (author) / Matschuk, Kimberley Kim (author) / Krisam, Marc Marcel (author) / Menne, Andreas (author) / Zeidler‐Fandrich, Barbara (author)
Chemie Ingenieur Technik ; 96 ; 671-678
2024-05-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Butadiene , ETB , Lebedev , Ohmic reactor , Saponite
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