Tesi etd-01272010-124127 | 
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    Tipo di tesi
  
  
    Tesi di laurea specialistica
  
    Autore
  
  
    BUCALO, DARIO  
  
    URN
  
  
    etd-01272010-124127
  
    Titolo
  
  
    Kinetics modelling of an industrial multiphase reactor
  
    Dipartimento
  
  
    INGEGNERIA
  
    Corso di studi
  
  
    INGEGNERIA CHIMICA
  
    Relatori
  
  
    relatore Prof.ssa Brunazzi, Elisabetta
controrelatore Ing. Pannocchia, Gabriele
  
controrelatore Ing. Pannocchia, Gabriele
    Parole chiave
  
  - kinetics modelling
 - multiphase reactor
 - simulation software
 
    Data inizio appello
  
  
    18/02/2010
  
    Consultabilità
  
  
    Non consultabile
  
    Data di rilascio
  
  
    18/02/2050
  
    Riassunto
  
  In this thesis the theoretical kinetics model of an industrial multiphase reactor is carried out.
The considered reactor involves an organic liquid phase, an aqueous liquid phase, a solid phase (consisting in the reactions catalyst) and a vapour phase.
First, material balances, thermodynamic equilibria and mass transfer between phases are studied.
Then, mechanisms and kinetics of main and side reactions are modelled, according to Langmuir-Hinselwood and Eley-Rideal models.
The so-obtained model of the reactor is implemented in simulation softwares, as Aspen Custom Modeler® or Aspen Plus®, in order to estimate reactor parameters, as reactions selectivities and kinetics constants.
The present thesis was carried out at Evonik Industries in the Department of Process Technology Engineering – Reaction Technology, in Marl (Germany).
The considered reactor involves an organic liquid phase, an aqueous liquid phase, a solid phase (consisting in the reactions catalyst) and a vapour phase.
First, material balances, thermodynamic equilibria and mass transfer between phases are studied.
Then, mechanisms and kinetics of main and side reactions are modelled, according to Langmuir-Hinselwood and Eley-Rideal models.
The so-obtained model of the reactor is implemented in simulation softwares, as Aspen Custom Modeler® or Aspen Plus®, in order to estimate reactor parameters, as reactions selectivities and kinetics constants.
The present thesis was carried out at Evonik Industries in the Department of Process Technology Engineering – Reaction Technology, in Marl (Germany).
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