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Lecture 13 of 30Week 5: Reactor Design
Lec 13: Ideal Plug Flow Reactor Design
Prof. Bishnupada Mandal · IIT Guwahati
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All the lectures
- Lec 1: Introduction and Overview on Reaction Engineering
- Lec 2: Kinetics of Homogeneous Reactions
- Lec 3: Kinetic Model and Temperature Dependency
- Lec 4: Introduction and Stoichiometry for the Batch System
- Lec 5: Stoichiometry for Constant Volume Flow and Variable Volume Batch Systems
- Lec 6: Stoichiometry for Variable Volume Flow System
- Lec 7: Analysis of Batch Reactor Kinetic Data
- Lec 8: Intregal Method of Analysis of Batch Reactor Data: Part 1
- Lec 9: Intregal Method of Analysis of Batch Reactor Data: Part 2
- Lec 10: Differential Method of Analysis and Variable Volume Batch Reactor Data
- Lec 11: Introduction and Ideal Batch Reactor Design
- Lec 12: Ideal Mixed Flow Reactor Design
- Lec 13: Ideal Plug Flow Reactor Design
- Lec 14: Size Comparison of Single and Multiple Reactors
- Lec 15: Size Comparison Multiple Reactors
- Lec 16: Recycle and Autocatalytic Reactors
- Lec 17: Design for Parallel Reactions
- Lec 18: Design for Series Reactions
- Lec 19: Design for Series-Parallel Reactions
- Lec 20: Denbigh Reactions and Their Special Cases
- Lec 21:Heats of Reaction and Equilibrium Conversion from Thermodynamics
- Lec 22: General Graphical Reactor Design Procedure
- Lec 23: Material and Energy Balances in Batch Reactor
- Lec 24: Optimum Temperature Progression in Batch Reactor
- Lec 25: Material and Energy Balances in Plug Flow and Mixed Flow Reactors
- Lec 26: Ideal and Non-Ideal Mixed Flow Reactor Design and Multiple Steady States
- Lec 27: Non-Ideal Reactors and Residence Time Distribution
- Lec 28: RTD Measurement and Moments of RTD
- Lec 29: RTD in Ideal Reactors
- Lec 30: Reactor Modeling using the RTD