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Comparison of some models of porous media for gas diffusion
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“…Our structural model of porous solids is an extension of that used by Johnson and Stewart (1965) and supported by several recent studies (Brown, et al, 1969;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968). A cross-linked pore network, with attached dead-end pores, is assumed.…”
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“…This result includes eq 10 of Johnson and Stewart (1965) and eq 2 of Satterfield and Cadle (1968) as special cases. Equation 11 predicts = Vs for isotropic pore systems with no deadend branches; this value is accurate within a factor of 2 for many pelletted catalysts (Brown, ei Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965).…”
Section: Working Models For Isotropic Solids
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“…Our structural model of porous solids is an extension of that used by Johnson and Stewart (1965) and supported by several recent studies (Brown, et al, 1969;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968). A cross-linked pore network, with attached dead-end pores, is assumed.…”
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“…This result includes eq 10 of Johnson and Stewart (1965) and eq 2 of Satterfield and Cadle (1968) as special cases. Equation 11 predicts = Vs for isotropic pore systems with no deadend branches; this value is accurate within a factor of 2 for many pelletted catalysts (Brown, ei Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965).…”
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“…Further details are given by, e.g., [33,56,124]. It is noticed that in practical reaction engineering, the classical models are most frequently used due to the complexity of the pellet structure.…”
Section: Models For Pellet Porosity and Pore Structure
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“…Several investigators have studied transition region diffusion. Generally their work has been related to binary systems in porous solids (Brown, et al, 1969; Cunningham and Geankoplis, 1968;Evans, et al, 1961;Henry, et al, 1967;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965;Rothfeld, 1963; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968; Scott and Dullien, 1962; Wakao and Smith, 1962). Diffusion experiments in pores are generally performed using an open or a closed system.…”
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“…Our structural model of porous solids is an extension of that used by Johnson and Stewart (1965) and supported by several recent studies (Brown, et al, 1969;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968). A cross-linked pore network, with attached dead-end pores, is assumed.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…This result includes eq 10 of Johnson and Stewart (1965) and eq 2 of Satterfield and Cadle (1968) as special cases. Equation 11 predicts = Vs for isotropic pore systems with no deadend branches; this value is accurate within a factor of 2 for many pelletted catalysts (Brown, ei Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965).…”
Section: Working Models For Isotropic Solids
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“…Further details are given by, e.g., [33,56,124]. It is noticed that in practical reaction engineering, the classical models are most frequently used due to the complexity of the pellet structure.…”
Section: Models For Pellet Porosity and Pore Structure
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“…Several investigators have studied transition region diffusion. Generally their work has been related to binary systems in porous solids (Brown, et al, 1969; Cunningham and Geankoplis, 1968;Evans, et al, 1961;Henry, et al, 1967;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965;Rothfeld, 1963; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968; Scott and Dullien, 1962; Wakao and Smith, 1962). Diffusion experiments in pores are generally performed using an open or a closed system.…”
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“…Our structural model of porous solids is an extension of that used by Johnson and Stewart (1965) and supported by several recent studies (Brown, et al, 1969;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968). A cross-linked pore network, with attached dead-end pores, is assumed.…”
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confidence: 81%
“…This result includes eq 10 of Johnson and Stewart (1965) and eq 2 of Satterfield and Cadle (1968) as special cases. Equation 11 predicts = Vs for isotropic pore systems with no deadend branches; this value is accurate within a factor of 2 for many pelletted catalysts (Brown, ei Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965).…”
Section: Working Models For Isotropic Solids
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“…Further details are given by, e.g., [33,56,124]. It is noticed that in practical reaction engineering, the classical models are most frequently used due to the complexity of the pellet structure.…”
Section: Models For Pellet Porosity and Pore Structure
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“…Several investigators have studied transition region diffusion. Generally their work has been related to binary systems in porous solids (Brown, et al, 1969; Cunningham and Geankoplis, 1968;Evans, et al, 1961;Henry, et al, 1967;Horak and Schneider, 1971; Johnson and Stewart, 1965;Rothfeld, 1963; Satterfield and Cadle, 1968; Scott and Dullien, 1962; Wakao and Smith, 1962). Diffusion experiments in pores are generally performed using an open or a closed system.…”
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