捣固炼焦在中国焦化工业发展中的前景与展望

介绍了我国炼焦煤源的现状、捣固炼焦的理论依据,并将捣固炼焦技术与常规炼焦方法进行了比较,指出捣固炼焦应向大型化方向发展,并提高捣固和装煤的自动化水平,发展捣固炼焦可促进我国焦化工业的可持续发展。     

Effect of incipient removal of hydrogen through palladium membrane on the conversion of methane steam reforming: Experimental and modeling

This paper presents a mathematical model based on the reaction rate expressions to describe the displacement of methane conversion in the steam reforming. The effect of several parameters including weight hourly space velocity (WHSV), load-to-surface ratio, reaction pressure, hydrogen partial pressure in permeate side and reaction temperature were investigated. Simulation and experimental results showed that a conversion higher than 80% could be achieved in a palladium membrane reactor at reaction temperature of 500 °C relative to 850 °C in a conventional fixed bed reactor (FBR). Besides, the yield of CO (<2%) in membrane reactor was much lower than that (>50%) in the FBR, which indicated the significant depression of CO production in use of membrane reactor.     

LIQUID PHASE TRANSPORT PROPERTIES IN A HIGH PRESSURE PACKED COLUMN

A mathematical model of fluid flow and mass transfer in a packed bed was derived and used to evaluate the liquid phase axial dispersion and mass transfer coefficients under high pressure conditions. The least-squares method was used to evaluate the rate parameters from experimental breakthrough curves, and the agreement between the concentration curves predicted from rate parameters and those measured experimentally was good. Experiments were performed at 20 and 200°C with water as a solvent and nonporous soda-lime glass beads as packing. Although the axial dispersion coefficient was independent of temperature and pressure, the mass transport parameters were found to be pressure dependent.     

The viscoelastic properties of rubber–resin blends. III. The effect of resin concentration

The viscoelastic properties of a rubber–resin blend, which influences performance of the blend as a pressure-sensitive adhesive, depend upon the structure of the resin as well as its molecular weight. The effect of the concentration of a compatible resin in the blend was examined using a mechanical spectrometer. Four types of resins were used. These are the rosin esters, polyterpenes, pure monomer resins such as polystyrene and poly(vinyl cyclohexane), and petroleum stream resins. Each was examined in blends with both natural rubber and styrene–butadiene rubber over a range of concentrations. It is shown that the temperature of the tan δ peak for compatible systems can be predicted by the Fox equation, T = W₁T + W₂T, where W₁ and W₂ are the weight fractions of the resin and rubber, respectively, and the T_g's are the tan δ peak temperatures in K. The plateau modulus G for a blend can be identified as the G′ value in the rubbery plateau at the point where tan δ is at a minimum. The relationship between G and G, the plateau modulus for the undiluted elastomer, is shown to be proportional to the volume fraction of the elastomer raised to the 2.3–2.4 power for natural rubber with six different compatible resins. The exponent for styrene–butadiene rubber is 2.5–2.6 with four different resins. Using these relationships, both the tan δ peak temperature and plateau modulus can be predicted for a rubber–resin system from data on the unmodified elastomer and on one typical rubber–resin blend.     

Model of cold crystallization of uniaxially oriented poly(ethylene terephthalate) fibers

The differential scanning calorimeter heating curves of uniaxially oriented poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) fibers with three peaks were analyzed by using a newly proposed equation. The diffusion-controlled crystallization theory is suitable for describing cold crystallization of uniaxially oriented PET fibers. A crystallization model was proposed based on the kinetic parameters obtained. The model embraces the three sub-processes of crystallization corresponding to different growth geometries. The first sub-process corresponds to the nucleation of ordered molecular segments or the radial growth of preformed nucleus, resulting in the shorter bundle-like entities. The second sub-process corresponds to further growth of the bundle-like crystallites along chain direction, resulting in the longer bundle-like entities. The third sub-process corresponds to the three-dimensional growth of crystallites relating to the random segments, resulting in the spherical entities.     

Simultaneous spectrophotometric determination of copper(II), lead(II) and cadrnium(II)

The full spectrum technique in the fourier domain was studied for simultaneous determination of Cu(II), Pb(II) and Cd(II) with 4-(2-pyridylazo) resorcinol (PAR). A program called SPGRFSQ. was designed to perform the calculations. Seven error functions were calculated for deducing the number of factors. Data reduction was performed using principal component analysis (PCA) algorithm. Experimental results showed the method to be successful even where there was severe overlap of spectra.