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Dynamic model of chloralkali membrane process

Budiarto et al., 2017

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1784052635104842909
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Budiarto T
Esche E
Repke J
Leksono E
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Procedia Engineering

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Chloralkali is one of the most important and energy intensive processes in the chemical industry. The process produces chlorine through electrochemical conversion. The process's energy consumption is a major production cost for the chloralkali industry. Since the demand …
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