Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – Including heat exchanger for reaction chamber or reactants...
Patent
1982-12-27
1984-04-24
Chiesa, Richard L.
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
Including heat exchanger for reaction chamber or reactants...
48 69, 208 48Q, 261112, 422151, F28D 2100
Patent
active
044447264
ABSTRACT:
In the combination of a reactor vessel which includes a quench ring and a dip tube surrounding a bottom outlet, there is an improved quench ring structure. It includes a first annular cooling conduit mounted against the floor of the reactor chamber and surrounding the outlet. That floor supports a refractory lining. There is a second annular cooling conduit mounted beneath the first conduit. And, there is a high temperature resistant seal between the two conduits. The result maintains a tight seal against escape of high temperature reactor gas, in spite of any warping of the reactor floor.
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Crotty, Jr. Joseph M.
Veillon John M.
Chiesa Richard L.
Dearborn Henry C.
Knox, Jr. Robert
Kulason Robert A.
Texaco Inc.
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