USE OF NONRECUPERATED HEAT FOR PRODUCING COLD AND REDUCTION OF POWER INPUTS IN UNITS FOR RARE GASES EXTRACTION
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18198/j.ind.gases.2006.0212Keywords:
Neon, Helium, Hydrogen, Thermosonic generator, Stacks, Acoustic energy, Catalytic purification, Liquid nitrogenAbstract
Catalytic hydrogenation is applied when purifying the crude neon-helium mixture from hydrogen. A part of the heat allocated in this process can be used for the operation of a thermosonic cold generator. Its operational processes have been described. It has been shown that the stacks in which a transformation of heat to acoustic energy and vice versa occurs, are the basic elements of the thermosonic cold generator. An units design for the catalytic purification of the neon-helium gas mixtures with the specified cold generator is being considered. It is possible to increase the efficiency of the units for the neon-helium gas mixture purification by 25-28 % when using this generator.
Downloads
Issue
Section
License
LICENSE AGREEMENT
After receiving an article for publication as required revision scientometric databases each author directs the license agreement on the assignment and transfer of the management of copyright. Signatures of the author (s) it is desirable to seal the personnel department of the institution where the author works (authors), or the seal of the Faculty.
Revision refers to the authors one layout for proofreading. Permissible only those fixes that result in compliance with the layout of the original text of the article. Significant changes are not permitted. Layout should be sent to the editorial office within days of receipt.