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Dynamic modeling and operability analysis of a dual-membrane fixed bed reactor to produce methanol considering catalyst deactivation

Farsi et al., 2014

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8456826524107977612
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Farsi M
Jahanmiri A
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Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry

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The goal of this research is dynamic operability analysis of dual-membrane reactor considering catalyst deactivation to produce methanol. A dynamic heterogeneous one- dimensional model is developed to predict the performance of this configuration. In this …
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