Mathematical modeling of electrothermal regeneration of modified carbonaceous adsorbent bed in inductively heated column

Witkiewicz, K.; Nastaj, J.; Moskal, F.

doi:10.1016/j.cep.2017.08.007

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“…As claimed in the literature, − its Carnot efficiency can even approach 100%, while the conventional technology can only reach 40%. Also, other materials responsive to external fields , including electric fields, magnetic fields, and microwave fields, can achieve rapid heating rates, significantly higher energy efficiency, and more homogeneous temperature distribution, compared to the conventional heating. ,− …”

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110th Anniversary: The Missing Link Unearthed: Materials and Process Intensification

Stankiewicz

Yan

2019

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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For many years, process intensification has been seen and considered through the prism of equipment and methods. The current review paper adds a new perspective to it and examines the role of (advanced) materials in process intensification. The discussion is illustrated with numerous examples of various types of materials that have been shown to intensify chemical and catalytic reactions, mass transfer, heat transfer, and momentum transfer processes, respectively. The role of process intensification in manufacturing of new, advanced materials is also discussed. In view of the importance of materials for process intensification, an update of the classical approach to the field of PI is postulated.

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