Conditional acceleration

Impurities in CL have also been destroyed by oxidation with ozone22 followed by distillation. Ozonation treatment of waste CL leaves no ionic impurities. However, the most commonly used oxidizing agents are potassium permanganate, perboric acid, perborate, and potassium bromate. Treatment of CL with these oxidizing agents is carried out in a neutral medium at 40-60°C. Strongly alkaline or acidic conditions accelerate the oxidation of CL to form isocyanates. Hie undesirable oxidation reaction is fast above pH 7 because of the reaction with isocyanate to form carbamic acid salts, which shifts the equilibrium to form additional isocyanate. [Pg.541]

However, in order to use (6.19) to solve for the joint PDF, closures must be supplied for the conditional acceleration and reaction/diffusion terms. For simplicity, we will refer to these terms as the conditional fluxes. [Pg.267]

In transported PDF methods (Pope 2000), the closure model for A, V, ip) will be a known function26 ofV. Thus, (U,Aj) will be closed and will depend on the moments of U and their spatial derivatives.27 Moreover, Reynolds-stress models derived from the PDF transport equation are guaranteed to be realizable (Pope 1994b), and the corresponding consistent scalar flux model can easily be found. We shall return to this subject after looking at typical conditional acceleration and conditional diffusion models. [Pg.273]

The conditional acceleration can be decomposed into mean and fluctuating components ... [Pg.273]

For constant-density flows, the scalar fields have no direct effect on the velocity field so that the conditional acceleration is independent of composition ... [Pg.274]

Thus, the conditional acceleration model can be developed by considering only the PDF transport equation for /u 28... [Pg.274]

For a detailed overview of proposed methods for modeling the conditional acceleration, see Dopazo (1994) and... [Pg.274]

We shall see that a conditional acceleration model in the form of (6.48) is equivalent to a stochastic Lagrangian model for the velocity fluctuations whose characteristic correlation time is proportional to e/k. As discussed below, this implies that the scalar flux (u,

joint velocity, composition PDF level, and thus that a consistent scalar-flux transport equation can be derived from the PDF transport equation. [Pg.277]

As noted earlier, the extension of the conditional acceleration model in (6.48) to the joint velocity, composition PDF is trivial ... [Pg.277]

The mean pressure field (p) appears as a closed term in the conditional acceleration (A, V, ip). Nevertheless, it must be computed from a Poisson equation found by taking the divergence of the mean velocity transport equation ... [Pg.278]

As discussed above, the GLM was developed in the spirit of Reynolds-stress modeling. An obvious extension is to devise large-eddy-based closures for the conditional acceleration. For this case, it is natural to decompose the instantaneous velocity into its resolved and unresolved components 42... [Pg.279]

While the form of this term is the same as the viscous-dissipation term in the conditional acceleration, the modeling approach is very different. Indeed, while the velocity field in a homogeneous turbulent flow is well described by a multi-variate Gaussian process, the scalar fields are very often bounded and, hence, non-Gaussian. Moreover, joint scalar... [Pg.280]

As in Section 6.5, the Lagrangian conditional acceleration can be decomposed into mean and fluctuating components. However, unlike for the Eulerian PDF, the mean fields must be replaced by their conditional counterparts (see (6.170)) ... [Pg.313]

In fact, most of us benefit from the use of catalysis. Automotive catalytic converters have represented the most massive application of environmental catalysis and one of the most challenging and successful cases in catalysis, generally. Automobile catalysts deseive a few more comments. The engine exhaust emission is a complex mixture, whose composition and flow rate change continuously depending on a variety of factors such as driving conditions, acceleration, and speed. Despite the variability of the conditions, three-way catalysts have achieved the reduction of exhaust carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons, and... [Pg.50]

Chromium adds oxidatively not only to vinylic iodides, but also to allylic, aryl, and alkynyl iodides, as well as to CHE (see Chap ter 13).18 The corresponding triflates can be employed equally well. On the other hand the reactivity of bromides and chlorides is usually too limited. Reaction is carried out in the polar aprotic sol vent DMF because this is capable of dissolving both of the salts, and homogeneous conditions accelerate the reaction. [Pg.106]

When the reaction is carried out at pH 7-8, however, ketone 4 is consumed rapidly because of the undesired Bayer-Villiger (B.V.) reaction of the intermediary hydroxy peroxysulfonate, which competes with the desired dioxirane formation (Scheme 6B.7). The suppression of the undesired B. V. reaction is indispensable for performing the desired epoxidation in a catalytic manner. Shi et al. have found that alkaline reaction conditions accelerate the conversion of the hydroxy peroxysulfonate to dioxirane and the reaction can be carried out with a catalytic amount (0.3 equiv.) of chiral ketone (Fig. 6B.3) [11], Alkaline conditions also bring about enhance-... [Pg.290]

Stability testing of the validation batches should be conducted at the quality control laboratory. At a minimum it should be conducted at labeled storage conditions. Accelerated conditions are not usually required because this is supplemental stability, not primary. [Pg.387]

Reference ICH-Q1A, September 1994. (For drugs to be stored at room temperature, i.e., 25°C, accelerated testing is defined as 40°C/75% relative humidity. For other storage conditions accelerated testing is to be carried out at 15°C above the long-term storage temperature.)... [Pg.11]

Acidic conditions accelerate ZDDP decomposition and basic barium sulfonate detergents increase the rate of the ZDDP thermal decomposition reaction pathway. ZDDPs have been reported to form complexes with amines and succinimide dispersants (Gallopoulos, 1964 Heilweil, 1969 Rounds, 1976). [Pg.44]

In a full study devoted to the use of 5-(l )-menthyloxy-2(5H)-furanone in 1,3-dipolar cycloadditions, use of ultrasonic conditions accelerates the reaction (30 min) giving diastereomerically pure adduct in high yield. This adduct has the trans-configuration ( H NMR). Cesium fluoride leads to unidentifiable products.441 The adduct may serve as a precursor to 3,4-c -(bis) functionalized pyrrolidines. [Pg.327]

Lack of standards in testing for refractories becomes apparent when one realizes that factors such as sample size and geometry, state of stress in the lining, thermal gradient, thermal cycling and duration are difficult to scale down to a laboratory scale to simulate service conditions. Accelerated tests involving severe conditions do not always conform to realistic conditions and may lead to unrealistic results. [Pg.122]

The Diels-Alder reaction of a relatively unreactive dienophile such as cyclopente-none can be effected with TiCU at a low temperature, although the exocyclic double bond of the product migrates to the more stable endo position (Eq. 145) [357]. A weaker Lewis acid, Ti(0-r-Pr)2Cl2, resulted in no reaction even under forcing conditions. Acceleration of reaction and the improvement of diastereoselectivity were achieved in a titanium Lewis acid-mediated intramolecular reaction as shown in Eq. (146) [358]. Other relevant Diels-Alder reactions promoted by titanium Lewis acids are summarized in Table 12. [Pg.711]

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