Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Including heat exchanger for reaction chamber or reactants...
Patent
1981-12-17
1983-11-01
Chiesa, Richard L.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Including heat exchanger for reaction chamber or reactants...
122235C, 122356, 196110, 208 78, 208132, 422198, 585652, B01J 1924
Patent
active
044129750
ABSTRACT:
Combustion gas passes upwardly through the radiant section of a fired process heater having vertical tubes in such manner that the gas is in predominantly back-mixed flow condition in the lower portion of the radiant section and predominantly plug-flow condition in the upper portion of the radiant section.
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Fraley Lowell D.
O'Lenick Paul D.
Parizot William D.
Chiesa Richard L.
Pullman Incorporated
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