Abstract
The technical and economical feasibility on the polymer catalytic process for the production of heavy water in corporating domestic hydrogen reforming plants (RHEX) were performed. It was suggested to run the RHEX process as a closed system to reduce the loss of concentrated deuterium. As a part of solution to this problem the method of recycling methane gas out of the process and of purifying the water from the hydrogen reforming process have been considered. The controlling factor affecting the unit production cost depends on the cost of polymer catalyst rather than the investment cost. If the catalyst would be produced with the suitable price, the proposed process could be quite competitive comparing with other heavy water production processes. (Author).
Chun, Kwan Sik;
Chung, Heung Seok;
Lee, Han Soo;
Park, Chang Jin;
Kim, Jong Ho;
Koo, Jee Hyu;
Lee, Han Myeong
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- Korea Atomic Energy Res. Inst., Taejon (Korea, Republic of)
Citation Formats
Chun, Kwan Sik, Chung, Heung Seok, Lee, Han Soo, Park, Chang Jin, Kim, Jong Ho, Koo, Jee Hyu, and Lee, Han Myeong.
A feasibility study on the industialization of catalytic process in connection with domestic chemical plants.
Korea, Republic of: N. p.,
1994.
Web.
Chun, Kwan Sik, Chung, Heung Seok, Lee, Han Soo, Park, Chang Jin, Kim, Jong Ho, Koo, Jee Hyu, & Lee, Han Myeong.
A feasibility study on the industialization of catalytic process in connection with domestic chemical plants.
Korea, Republic of.
Chun, Kwan Sik, Chung, Heung Seok, Lee, Han Soo, Park, Chang Jin, Kim, Jong Ho, Koo, Jee Hyu, and Lee, Han Myeong.
1994.
"A feasibility study on the industialization of catalytic process in connection with domestic chemical plants."
Korea, Republic of.
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author = {Chun, Kwan Sik, Chung, Heung Seok, Lee, Han Soo, Park, Chang Jin, Kim, Jong Ho, Koo, Jee Hyu, and Lee, Han Myeong}
abstractNote = {The technical and economical feasibility on the polymer catalytic process for the production of heavy water in corporating domestic hydrogen reforming plants (RHEX) were performed. It was suggested to run the RHEX process as a closed system to reduce the loss of concentrated deuterium. As a part of solution to this problem the method of recycling methane gas out of the process and of purifying the water from the hydrogen reforming process have been considered. The controlling factor affecting the unit production cost depends on the cost of polymer catalyst rather than the investment cost. If the catalyst would be produced with the suitable price, the proposed process could be quite competitive comparing with other heavy water production processes. (Author).}
place = {Korea, Republic of}
year = {1994}
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title = {A feasibility study on the industialization of catalytic process in connection with domestic chemical plants}
author = {Chun, Kwan Sik, Chung, Heung Seok, Lee, Han Soo, Park, Chang Jin, Kim, Jong Ho, Koo, Jee Hyu, and Lee, Han Myeong}
abstractNote = {The technical and economical feasibility on the polymer catalytic process for the production of heavy water in corporating domestic hydrogen reforming plants (RHEX) were performed. It was suggested to run the RHEX process as a closed system to reduce the loss of concentrated deuterium. As a part of solution to this problem the method of recycling methane gas out of the process and of purifying the water from the hydrogen reforming process have been considered. The controlling factor affecting the unit production cost depends on the cost of polymer catalyst rather than the investment cost. If the catalyst would be produced with the suitable price, the proposed process could be quite competitive comparing with other heavy water production processes. (Author).}
place = {Korea, Republic of}
year = {1994}
month = {Jun}
}