Process for polymerization in a gaseous phase using heterogeneou

Synthetic resins or natural rubbers -- part of the class 520 ser – Synthetic resins – Polymerizing in reactor of specified material – or in reactor...

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422131, 422135, 422138, 526 88, C08F 234

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a process for polymerizing in an aqueous phase using heterogeneous catalysis and to a spherical reactor for carrying out said process. At least one monomer which is gaseous under the reaction conditions is just in contact with a solid catalyst in an agitated polymerization zone. The polymerization zone is defined by a spherical wall and the agitation is effected by means of a turbine unit having blades driven in rotation. The blades extend alongside the wall on 10 to 60% of its surface. The particles of the catalyst and the growing polymer powder are driven by centrifugal force onto at least a part of the spherical wall and fall back into the central part of the spherical zone, thereby ensuring a thorough and uniform mixing without any dead zone. The invention is useful for prepolymerizing or polymerizing olefins.

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patent: 3330818 (1967-07-01), Derby

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