The Arabian Joual for Science and Engineering, Volume 31, Number
1B, April 2006.
Fast reactions in pipelines with side-tees are experimentally
investigated. The temperature rise caused by reacting sodium
hydroxide with hydrochloric acid is measured at a number of
monitoring points downstream of the side-tee. The distance required
for the reaction to be completed is indicated by reaching a
constant temperature.
Zughbi Habib D., Siddiqui Shad W., Reactive mixing in a pipeline with a side-tee
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