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Microstructured reactors for heterogeneous catalytic processes

Renken, Albert  
2004
Basic Principles in Applied Catalysis

A review; microstructured reactors are mainly characterized by their very-high surface to vol. ratio compared to traditional chem. reactors. Multichannel microreactors having channel diams. in the order of ten to several hundred micrometers have sp. surface areas up to 50,000 m2/m3. This value is roughly two orders of magnitude higher compared to conventional prodn. vessels. Due to the small reactor dimensions diffusion times are short and the influence of mass transfer on the rate of reaction can be efficiently reduced. As the heat transfer performance is greatly improved compared to conventional systems, higher reaction temps. are admissible leading to reduced reaction vols. and amt. of catalyst. Therefore, microstructured reactors are esp. predestinated for fast, highly exothermic or endothermic chem. reactions. [on SciFinder (R)]

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book part or chapter
DOI
10.1007/978-3-662-05981-4_16
Author(s)
Renken, Albert  
Date Issued

2004

Publisher

Springer

Publisher place

Berlin

Published in
Basic Principles in Applied Catalysis
Start page

521

End page

542

Series title/Series vol.

Springer Series in Chemical Physics; 75

Subjects

Reactors (catalytic

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microstructured reactors for heterogeneous catalytic processes)

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Catalysis

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Diffusion

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Heat transfer

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Mass transfer

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Reaction kinetics

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Surface area (microstructured reactors for heterogeneous catalytic processes)

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review microstructured reactor heterogeneous catalytic process

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CAN 140:188125 67-0 Catalysis, Reaction Kinetics, and Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Laboratoire de genie de la reaction chimique, LGRC-EPFL,Ecole polytechnique federale de Lausanne,Lausanne,Switz. Journal; General Review 0172-6218 written in English.

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