Method and device for controlling the temperature of a reaction

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122 4D, 110245, 165 40, 16510416, 16510418, 422146, 422147, 422145, F28D 1902

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ABSTRACT:
Method and a device for controlling the temperature of a reaction carried out within a vessel in a fluidized bed containing solid particles which can be entrained with the smoke and then recovered in a separating device and recycled into the fluidized bed after passage through a heat exchanger where they yield up their heat. The flow of particles separated from the smoke is divided into two parts, a hot part recycled directly into the fluidized bed and a cool part constituted by particles taken up at the outlet of the separating device and passed into the heat exchanger to constitute a reserve of cold material which can be mixed with the hot part before reinjection into the fluidized bed, the relative flow rates of the hot particles and of the cold particles being regulated so as to control the flow-rate and the average temperature of the flow of particles recycled into the fluidized bed for maintaining at the desired level the reaction temperature in the midst of the latter.

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patent: 2580635 (1952-01-01), Winter, Jr.
patent: 2698171 (1954-12-01), Schoenmabers
patent: 4311670 (1982-01-01), Nieminen et al.
patent: 4351275 (1982-09-01), Bhojwani et al.

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