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National Carbon Company. Ind. Eng. Chem. , 1958, 50 (8), pp 26A–26A. DOI: 10.1021/i650584a715. Publication Date: August 1958. Copyright © 1958 ...
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VERSATILE CARBON AND GRAPHITE STRUCTURES CUT COSTS IN HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSIVE PROCESSES Carbon a n d graphite a r e proving economical when used for high temperature chemical processing e q u i p m e n t such as c o m b u s t i o n chambers, reactor vessel linings, bubble c a p trays, sieve trays a n d packing support structures. At ele­ vated temperatures, these materials provide almost universal corrosion resistance and structural stability. These properties are maintained at temperatures up to 4 0 0 0 C F in reducing atmospheres. Further­ more, high thermal conductivity enables water-cooled g r a p h i t e structures to withstand up to 2 0 0 0 ° F under oxidizing condi­ tions.

H. L. S H E P A R D - S A I . E S ENGINEER

Mr. Shcpard graduated from Iowa State College with a B.S. in chemical engineering. H e has been with National Carbon Company for 25 years. Prior to this he was a chemist and chemical engineer in process control with a non-ferrous producer and in industrial water treatment operations. Shepard is a former manager of National Carbon's Specialties Depart­ ment, a forerunner of today's Chem­ ical Products Marketing Department. He has been a sales engineer in the Midwest and the Southwest, and presently is covering the mid-Atlantic area. Here he aids in the selection, special designing, and installation of carbon, graphite and " K a r b a t e " chemical process equipment. Call your National Carbon Sales Engineer today . . . he can save you time, money and needless worry.

Diagram of a typical carbon tower packing support structure.

Easily machined to close toler­ ances, graphite can be worked even with hand tools. Depending on size a n d processing require­ ments, t h e materials can be supplied for either monolithic or s e g m e n t a l s t r u c t u r e s . Segmental structures have been built with walls 2 0 ' long χ 1 5 ' high, using blocks W i " thick, 2 8 " wide and 7 2 " long.

"National" Carbon Brick available in eleven styles of 9" χ 4V2" χ 2V2" size series C a r b o n ' s chemical inertness plus unique physical properties make these brick an excellent choice for lining tanks, drain troughs and sumps handling corrosives. Carbon brick are widely used for applications in­ volving hydrofluoric acid, nitrichydrofluoric acid mixtures, caustic soda, phosphoric acid, and sulphuric acid — hydrocarbon mixtures. Circle brick can be supplied on request. Catalog Section S-6215. 26 A

Graphite sieve tray 9' 10" in diameter and 3" thick contains 5612-Vi" diam­ eter holes.

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Graphite plate-type tower packing support installed in a primary phenol stripping column. Here the slotted cap design increases the free area.