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How to calculate the gas resistance in a fixed-bed reactor

2008-01-12View Original

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As the title says! ! ! I am currently working on the pilot-scale scaling of a process, and I want to specifically investigate the relationship between gas resistance in the reaction bed and the reaction conditions as well as the materials used. . I would like to ask everyone if there is a specific formula for calculating air resistance, or some kind of empirical formula? ? If there is any relevant information, that would be great too! ! Thank you
Reply #22008-01-12
Why isn’t anyone responding? ? Is the problem too flawed? ? ? Everyone, please help!
Reply #32008-01-12
The question posed by the original poster is quite broad – what kind of fixed-bed reactor? Please explain clearly.

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