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On-line conversion monitoring through ultrasound velocity measurements in bulk styrene polymerization in a recycle reactor - part II: mathematical model

Cavin, L.
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Renken, A.  
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Meyer, Th  
2000
Polymer Reaction Engineering

This paper is the second part of a description of the online monitoring through ultrasound propagation velocity measurements of styrene polymn. in a continuous recycle reactor. A set of calibrations and a simple math. model are proposed to interpret the exptl. ultrasound propagation velocity measurements during the course of bulk and soln. polymns. The validity of this new method is shown by comparison of values obtained by Ultrasound Propagation Velocity (UPV) and traditional techniques. The model allows a good description of the exptl. results. [on SciFinder (R)]

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DOI
10.1080/10543414.2000.10744552
Web of Science ID

WOS:000088605500004

Author(s)
Cavin, L.
Renken, A.  
Meyer, Th  
Date Issued

2000

Published in
Polymer Reaction Engineering
Volume

8

Issue

3

Start page

225

End page

240

Subjects

Polymerization; Simulation and Modeling (model for monitoring of extent of conversion in bulk styrene polymn. by ultrasound velocity measurements); Sound and Ultrasound (velocity; model for monitoring of extent of conversion in bulk styrene polymn. by u

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model styrene polymn conversion monitoring ultrasound

Note

CAN 133:238459

35-9

Chemistry of Synthetic High Polymers

Journal

written in English.

9003-53-6P (Polystyrene) Role: IMF (Industrial manufacture), PREP (Preparation) (model for monitoring of extent of conversion in bulk styrene polymn. by ultrasound velocity measurements)

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April 18, 2006
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