2017
DOI: 10.37358/rc.17.11.5922
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The Calculus of the Operation Parameters at Pressure of the Primary Separation Column of the 15N Production Plant

Abstract: The relations for calculus of: 10M HNO3 solution flow, isotopic transport, 15N molar fraction at the bottom of the separation column, product flow, interphasic transfer velocity, height equivalent to the theoretical plate and sulfur dioxide flows in both stages of the product refluxer are presented for 15N separation column with different diameters and 10M HNO3 feeding flow rates, operated at pressure up to 1.5 atm. In order to produce the isotope 15N at 99 at. % 15N by isotopic exchange in Nitrox system it … Show more

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“…), among them the run (2) has been done independently of the primary column (P.C.) and in the runs (3,9,11,12) the final column was fed with 10M nitric acid extracted from the bottom of the primary column.…”
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“…), among them the run (2) has been done independently of the primary column (P.C.) and in the runs (3,9,11,12) the final column was fed with 10M nitric acid extracted from the bottom of the primary column.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…were done in the same way as it was presented for the final column; that column has been fed with 10M nitric acid solution at 4.5 -6.6 L/h., the flow rates being between 2.12 and 3.12 mL/cm 2 .min (table 1). The flow rates increasing were possible according to the increasing of the sulphur dioxide pressure feeding the refluxers at 0.9 bar [9].…”
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“…Sulfur dioxide affects the environment in different ways, like direct absorption in water, acid rains and health damages [2,[18][19]. The concentration of SO 2 in residual gases emitted by thermal power plants is about 0.15-0.25%.…”
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