In this paper a simulation model for a basic solar heating system which is suitable for control and optimization studies B developed. A model for flat plate solar collectors using fluids for the heat transfer which allows the analysis of operation in great detail is presented. The simulation model f
Computer simulation for the cooligomerization system
β Scribed by Tsuchida, Eishun ;Mishima, Kunio ;Kitamura, Kiwamu ;Shinohara, Isao ;Mimashi, Setsuo
- Publisher
- Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
- Year
- 1972
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 390 KB
- Volume
- 10
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0449-296X
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β¦ Synopsis
Abstract
In order to clarify the kinetic features of the styrene (A)βmethyl methacrylate (B)βCCl~4~(S) cooligomerization system, a computer simulation was carried out. The experimental data on the degree of polymerization and the deviation of the cooligomer composition from the statistical steadyβstate composition were comparatively well explained by calculations based on the kinetic equations derived from the assumed reaction scheme and the values of the velocity coefficients, although the values of the four velocity coefficients in the initiation step and the velocity coefficient of the termination by the coupling of two solvent radicals were estimated. The results of the calculation of the rate of each component reaction show that the following two reactions are the most important in the initiation and in the transfer and termination steps when the [S]/([A] + [B]) ratio is large:
where, A, A*, and P are styrene, polystyryl radical, and the cooligomer, respectively. Moreover, it was concluded that the deviation of the cooligomer composition from the statistical steadyβstate composition was caused by these two reactions.
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