Hydraulically Driven Pumps

Newhall, D. H.

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“…An excellent review of intensifier design and operation has been given by Newhall (1957). An excellent review of intensifier design and operation has been given by Newhall (1957).…”

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Research Techniques for High Pressure and High Temperature

Ulmer¹

1971

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PREFACEWithin the last two decades, the experimental technology for the study of high temperature solid-vapor and liquid-vapor equilibria has mushroomed so fast that· both academic and industrial researchers desirous of working in this field --be they physical chemists, metallurgists, ceramists, petrologists, crystal chemists, or members of any of the several branches of materials science --find themselves in the situation that in order to learn the art of the latest techniques, a period of apprenticeship or residency needs be spent at an institution or laboratory currently engaged in this type of solid-vapor or liquid-vapor research. The techniques for control of the vapor phase at total pressures of one atmosphere or greater have not been well defined in the literature.Therefore, the purpose of this volume will be to serve as a laboratory manual for the control, calibration, and measurement of high temperature-high pressure equilibria.

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“…An excellent review of intensifier design and operation has been given by Newhall (1957). An excellent review of intensifier design and operation has been given by Newhall (1957).…”

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Research Techniques for High Pressure and High Temperature

Ulmer¹

1971

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High‐pressure Reaction Equipment Design

Fink¹,

Beckman²

1999

Chemical Synthesis Using Supercritical Fluids

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High-pressure processes and equipment have been important to the chemical industry ever since the development of ammonia synthesis by Haber and Bosch. Today a wide range of industrial processes make use of high pressure technology, including the liquefaction of gases, the synthesis of low density polyethylene, and the synthesis of diamond and boron nitride. In particular, the use of supercritical fluid (SCF) solvents in separation and extractions [ 1-61, and chemical reaction processes [7-91 are described in numerous examples in the literature, and similar design and safety principles for both industrial processes and benchtop reactors (either for scientific or pilot scale purposes) can be applied. The wide variety in application and scale of high-pressure technology makes it necessary to be selective when considering the design and safety of such systems. Nonetheless, because of the numerous design examples it seems impossible to give a complete (or even partial !) description of high-pressure reaction equipment. Consequently, this chapter focuses on small-scale (benchtop) high-pressure equipment, their related safety questions, and their application to chemical reactions and extractionheparation as shown in the literature. It needs to be stressed that in-depth information is given in the corresponding literature and, and in particular, by the manufacturers of commercially available components, thus recommending the study of the specific catalogues. Most of the manufacturers mentioned in this chapter maintain pages on the World Wide Web, and further information can be obtained there. 2.

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Methods of Generating Pressure at Normal and Elevated Temperatures

Tsiklis¹

1968

Handbook of Techniques in High-Pressure Research and Engineering

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Hydraulically Driven Pumps

Cited by 4 publications

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Research Techniques for High Pressure and High Temperature

Research Techniques for High Pressure and High Temperature

High‐pressure Reaction Equipment Design

Methods of Generating Pressure at Normal and Elevated Temperatures

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