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Design and control techniques for the numbering-up of capillary microreactors with uniform multiphase flow distribution

Mendorf et al., 2010

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3236379308903540897
Author
Mendorf M
Nachtrodt H
Mescher A
Ghaini A
Agar D
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Industrial & engineering chemistry research

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The results of experimental studies on the parallelization of both single-phase and biphasic liquid− liquid slug flow in capillary microreactors are presented. Various flow distributor designs were investigated with respect to the uniformity of liquid− liquid flow in eight parallel …
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