Chemie Ingenieur Technik (73) 6 I 2001

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Inorganic Suprastructures: A New Design and Strength Analysis of
Approach to the Theory of Eutectics Exhaust Heat Exchanger Components
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V. S . P e r v o v T. G r o û
E . V. M a k h o n i n a 2 C. Merten
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Z h . V. D o b r o k h o t o v a Institute of Chemical Process Engineering, University of Stuttgart,
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V. V. V o l k o v BoÈblinger Str. 72, D-70199 Stuttgart, Germany,
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I. D. Mikheikin
E-mail: merten@icvt.uni-stuttgart.de
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Yu. A. Zavrazhnov
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Moscow State University of Environmental Engineering, The poster presents static and dynamic structural analyses and
St. Basmannaya ul., 21/4, 107884, Moscow, Russia Tel.: 7-(095)-267- design optimisation of exhaust heat exchanger components. Ana-
1947, fax: 7-(095)- 2614961, e-mail: pervov@igic.ras.ru lyses are carried out with FEM software ANSYS to examine the
heavily mechanical and thermal loaded heat exchanger. After
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N.S.Kurnakov Institute of General & Inorganic Chemistry, the determination of geometry and function, the properties of
Leninskii pr. 31, 117907, Moscow, Russia Tel.: 7-(095)-952-2062, the material and the disposition of the load condition, different
fax: 7-(095)-954-1279, e-mail: evma@rambler.ru FE models are generated. Simulations are performed to check
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Voronezh State University, Universitetskaya pl. 1, Voronezh, the behaviour of the heat exchanger components under static me-
394893 Russia, Tel.: 7-(0732)-789610, e-mail: zav@comch.ru chanical, dynamic mechanical and stationary thermal loads. The
results of the different analyses are summarized in an improved
A possibility of structural self-organization of eutectic systems and fastening system. This approach is also applicable to other process
its possible mechanism are discussed on the basis of the theoretical equipment with a complex load condition.
and experimental results obtained.

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Methodology and Software Program
Modeling of Solid-Fluid and Solid- to Design Primary Packing from
Liquid-Fluid Equilibria Related to Plastic Films
Supercritical-Fluid Processes 1
Sciamanna R.
1 Molina L.
N. Elvassore
Vinseiro J
M. Calligaro
A. Striolo 2 Universidad Central de Venezuela, Escuela de IngenierõÂa QuõÂmico
A. Bertucco 1
P.O. Box 48181 Los Chaguaramos, Caracas 1041-A Venezuela.
Dipartimento di Principi e Impianti di Ingegneria Chimica, DIPIC,
Fax : +58-2-6053178. E-mail: rsciamanna@cantv.net
UniversitaÁ di Padova, Via Marzolo, 9 35100 Padova, Italy
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Author to whom correspondence should be addressed
Figure.
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Presenting author Compression curve.

The perturbed-hard-sphere-chain (PHSC) theory was used to de-

scribe thermodynamic solid-fluid and solid-liquid-fluid equilibria
for mixtures of small (solvent) and large (solute) molecules at high
pressure. The multi-component mixture was described using the
PHSC EOS, written for a multi-component system. Conventional
combining rules were used to obtain thermodynamic properties.
The PHSC EOS fairly describes solid-fluid equilibria for heavy
compounds in compressed CO2, and also the equilibrium composi-
tion of three-component mixtures at high pressures, similar to
those used in supercritical anti-solvent recrystallization pro-
cesses. Alternatively, within the McMillan-Mayer thermodynamic
framework, the solute-solvent mixture was considered as a pseudo
one-component system. The possibility of simplifying and reducing
the multi-component system to accomplish this approach makes it
an attractive alternative for the thermodynamic description of high-
molecular-weight compounds solubility in supercritical CO2.