Reactor using tubular spiroids for gas/liquid propulsion

Details Reactor using tubular spiroids for gas/liquid propulsion Reactor using tubular spiroids for gas/liquid propulsion

1994-02-18

1996-09-17

Russel, Jeffrey E.

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology

Micro-organism, tissue cell culture or enzyme using process...

138DIG11, 366135, 3661551, 366196, 366227, 422209, 422227, 422229, 422312, 4352865, 4352891, 4352932, B01F 902, B01J 1002, C12M 110, C12M 304

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ABSTRACT:
A reactor includes a reaction vessel that defines a reaction chamber. Completely or partially within the reaction chamber is at least one spiroid. The spiroid is operably associated with the reaction vessel so that rotation of the reaction vessel causes the spiroid to rotate and liquid to be transferred through the spiroid. The spiroid can circulate gas and liquid within the reaction chamber, introduce fresh gas and liquid into the reaction chamber or discharge gas and liquid from the reaction chamber.

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