Apparatus for decomposition of chemical compounds

Details Apparatus for decomposition of chemical compounds Apparatus for decomposition of chemical compounds

1995-06-07

1998-02-24

Bhat, Nina

Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser

Chemical reactor

Waste gas purifier

4221841, 422186, F01N 310, B01J 1908, B09B 500

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active

057209278

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for decomposing a chemical compound, which may be an environmentally undesirable material, is accomplished by impinging a flow of the chemical compound on a heated member. Various embodiments are possible, including having the member have a plurality of openings, having the member be configured to direct the flow of the chemical compound in a particular direction, and having the member be self supported on the wall of the reaction chamber.

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