Improved Temperature Measurement in Batch Reactors
M. Wansborough, A. Maarleveld
Measurement + Control · 1974
doi:10.1177/002029407400700502 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Good process control can be hindered by the build-up of fouling on temperature measuring elements. The problem can be particularly acute for batch processes, where deposits on the temperature bulbs may lead to dangerous reaction conditions during the start-up, prolongation of the batch cycle time, or off-specification product. A special temperature measuring device has been developed to overcome this variable fouling lag. It has been tested experimentally and found to give a stable, more accurate temperature signal over a wide range of fouling.
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