Dual Shell Pressure Balanced Reactor Vessel cooperative research and development agreement with Innotek, Inc., Final report | Zendy

R.J. Robertus | Zendy; A.G. Fassbender | Zendy; G.S. Deverman | Zendy

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Dual Shell Pressure Balanced Reactor Vessel cooperative research and development agreement with Innotek, Inc., Final report

Author(s) -

R.J. Robertus,

A.G. Fassbender,

G.S. Deverman

Publication year - 1995

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/80742

Subject(s) - supercritical fluid , commercialization , shell (structure) , hazardous waste , high pressure , pressure vessel , nuclear engineering , petroleum engineering , environmental science , process engineering , engineering , waste management , mechanical engineering , business , engineering physics , thermodynamics , physics , marketing

The Department of Energy`s Office of Energy Research (OER) has provided support for the development of several chemical processes, including supercritical water oxidation, liquefaction, and aqueous hazardous waste destruction, where chemical and phase transformations are conducted at high pressure and temperature. These and many other commercial processes require a pressure vessel capable of operating in a corrosive environment where safety and economy are important requirements. This document details a cooperative research and development agreement for a novel Dual Shell Pressure Balanced Vessel (DSPBV) which could solve a number of these problems. The Technology could be immediately useful in continuing commercialization of an R&D 100 award-winning technology, Sludge-to-oil Reactor System (STORS), originally developed through funding by OER

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