2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10973-013-3282-1
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Performance evaluation of differential accelerating rate calorimeter for the thermal runaway reaction of di-tert-butyl peroxide

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“…It represents the time available to take protective measures under out-of-control conditions. 30,31 The larger TMR ad is, the longer is the time available for taking measures, and the lower is the possibility of out-of-control reactions. T D24 is the corresponding starting temperature when TMR ad is equal to 24 h. Both TMR ad and T D24 are commonly used evaluation parameters in thermal risk assessment systems.…”
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“…It represents the time available to take protective measures under out-of-control conditions. 30,31 The larger TMR ad is, the longer is the time available for taking measures, and the lower is the possibility of out-of-control reactions. T D24 is the corresponding starting temperature when TMR ad is equal to 24 h. Both TMR ad and T D24 are commonly used evaluation parameters in thermal risk assessment systems.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The maximum reaction rate arrival time ( TMR ad ), also known as thermal explosion formation time, is the time required to reach the maximum reaction rate at a certain temperature under adiabatic conditions. It represents the time available to take protective measures under out-of-control conditions. , The larger TMR ad is, the longer is the time available for taking measures, and the lower is the possibility of out-of-control reactions. T D24 is the corresponding starting temperature when TMR ad is equal to 24 h. Both TMR ad and T D24 are commonly used evaluation parameters in thermal risk assessment systems.…”
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“…All heat released from the test sample goes to energy accumulation in the sample and cell, which is the working principle of the ARC setup. It has become an indispensable and strong tool in the field of process safety in recent years. Using the ARC, Brown et al revealed the destructive thermal hazard of a reaction involving propargyl alcohol and potassium hydroxide, and Sheng et al studied the di- tert -butyl peroxide-toluene system which has a high self-heat rate. Through the combination of the reaction calorimeter and ARC, researchers have great chances to comprehensively and thoroughly understand the kinetics and thermal properties of a chemical reaction.…”
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