Analysis and Optimization of Reactant Column by using FEA

Authors

  • Mr Pranav Rajanand Mane Department of Mechanical Engineering, V. V. P. Institute of Engineering & Technology, Solapur Solapur University Solapur
  • Dr Prof S V Deshpande Department of Mechanical Engineering, V. V. P. Institute of Engineering & Technology, Solapur Solapur University Solapur, India

Keywords:

Introduction, Fischer–Tropsch process, Process Chemistry, BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SOME RESEARCH

Abstract

A reactant column is typically a vertical duct, from which reactant at high pressure is pushed from top to bottom. At the bottom of the column there are holes allowing the reactant to flow out, and mix with the other reactant and chemical process is underway. The advantage of such a design is that the rate of reaction is directly controlled by the pressure in the column, as this indirectly controls the mass flow rate. So more the number of holes more will be efficiency of the process.The project focuses on optimizing the location of these holes for maximum structural safety

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2021-03-27

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2015: RTME

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