1984
DOI: 10.1080/09593338409384250
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Oxidation en phase aqueuse de liqueurs noires de papeterie par l'oxygene moleculaire a temperature et pression elevees.

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“…Cette etude nous a aussi permis de montrer que lors de I'oxydation en phase aqueuse de I'acetate de sodium (Foussard et al, 1980) la vitesse de la reaction chimique Ctait de I'ordre de 400 fois inferieure a celle de I'absorption de I'oxygene par la phase aqueuse. L'hypothese qui consistait a negliger la vitesse physique du transfert de I'oxygene Ctait donc parfaitement justifiie dans ce cas.…”
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“…Cette etude nous a aussi permis de montrer que lors de I'oxydation en phase aqueuse de I'acetate de sodium (Foussard et al, 1980) la vitesse de la reaction chimique Ctait de I'ordre de 400 fois inferieure a celle de I'absorption de I'oxygene par la phase aqueuse. L'hypothese qui consistait a negliger la vitesse physique du transfert de I'oxygene Ctait donc parfaitement justifiie dans ce cas.…”
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“…Dans le second cas, sous des conditions plus stvbres (300 2 320°C et IOO00 a 15000 kPa) les liqueurs noires de papeterie donnent lieu a des degrts d'oxydation pouvant atteindre 99% ce qui permet leur recyclage (Morgan et Saul, 1968). De nombreux travaux ont ttt publits sur les conditions d'oxydation de rejets industriels (Pujol, 1978; Flynn, 1976) et de composts purs de type acide carboxylique (Day et al, 1973;Foussard et al, 1980). Dans toutes ces ttudes, les auteurs considerent la cinttique de la reaction chimique d'oxydation lente devant la vitesse d'absorption de I'oxygbne.…”
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“…1 Wet oxidation is an alternative method applied in treating industrial effluents and wastewater. 4 In contrast to wet oxidation that aims at extensive conversion of organic material to carbon dioxide, 5 partial wet oxidation (PWO) generates mainly water-soluble low molecular weight oxidation products. Some of these compounds are found at low concentrations in black liquor from which, for instance, hydroxy acids have been isolated by chromatographic and eletrodialysis techniques after separation of lignin.…”
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“…In contrast to wet oxidation that aims at extensive conversion of organic material to carbon dioxide, partial wet oxidation (PWO) generates mainly water-soluble low molecular weight oxidation products. Some of these compounds are found at low concentrations in black liquor from which, for instance, hydroxy acids have been isolated by chromatographic and eletrodialysis techniques after separation of lignin. , While alkaline wet oxidation has been assessed as lignocellulose pretreatment ahead of enzymatic hydrolysis of cellulose, , PWO would be an advantageous option for processing of black liquors because they already comprise the alkaline catalyst.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%