Alternative Technologies for the Destruction of Chemical Agents and Munitions (1993) / Chapter Skim
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A standard gas polishing unit, e.g., catalytic oxidation or carbon adsorption, would ensure gas quality before release. SYNTHETICA DETOXIFIER Heat and Material Balances Measured or design heat and matenal balances have not been disclosed.
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. The equilibrium shifts at higher temperature, however, so that little CO2 should remain in the gas leaving the high-temperature detox~fier.
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APPENDIX K Balls (10 percent alkaline) 14280 kg T= 427°C 1 _ Solid Balls ~ Alkaline 971 kg Mols Base ~ r CO 173.5 _ _ H2 358.4 CO2 3.6 H2O 435.4 _ T= 427°C GB 1000 kg Ball Scraper salts combustion products ~ l Catalytic ~r- ~ ~Oxidizer 171.4 Mols C028.S H2 57.2 H2O 85.
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. Electnc power consumption in the detoxification reactor is large-estimated at 335 kW (24-hour operation)
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Their decomposition would be highly exothermic, and the electric power requirement of the detoxification reactor would be greatly reduced. Little acid gas would be formed, and solid salt formation would be negligible.
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