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packed bed

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packed bed [′pakt ′bed]
(chemical engineering)
A fixed layer of small particles or objects arranged in a vessel to promote intimate contact between gases, vapors, liquids, solids, or various combinations thereof; used in catalysis, ion exchange, sand filtration, distillation, absorption, and mixing.


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Parent (2) has developed a continuous process for the production of HNBR, where an up flow cocurrent packed bed reactor with a large length to diameter ratio is used.
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1993) and Chung (1994) on a packed bed of TEG solution absorbing water vapor were compared to the results predicted by numerical model.
 
 
 
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