Study of sorption, heat and mass transfer during condensed mode operation of gas phase ethylene polymerization on supported catalyst
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Abstract
In the current thesis study it is intended to investigate the potential effect of the inert condensing agent (ICA) of n-hexane used in condensed mode operation on the solubility of ethylene in produced polyethylene (PE) and consequently the quality and rate of gas phase ethylene polymerization on supported catalyst under reactive conditions.This is the first time for such a study.Performing the set of designed polymerization reaction experiments using a lab-scale stirred-bed gas phase reactor, it is observed that the instantaneous rate of ethylene polymerization increases in the presence of n-hexane, thus supporting the initial speculation of the effect of n-hexane on the enhancement of the ethylene solubility in polymer known as "cosolubility" phenomenon.In order to have a better picture and understanding, the averaged instantaneous rate of polymerization in presence of n-hexane is normalized with the one without any n-hexane.Consequently, this helps to see that while the effect of n-hexane increases proportionally to its partial pressure in the gas phase composition, this effect is more pronounced at the initial steps during the course of polymerization.It is a pleasure to thank those who made this thesis possible.Before anyone else, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to my supervisor, Dr. McKenna, for his excellent guidance, caring, patience,
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