2. Reaction mechanisms of hydrothermal oxidation
Under the operating conditions of supercritical water oxidation, water behaves like a dense, apolar gas with a low dielectric constant. As supercritical water cannot contain charged species, the reactions between the reactants are radical rather than ionic, as in the ambient state. The elementary reactions are similar to those that would take place in combustion, under the pressure and temperature conditions of hydrothermal oxidation . Water not only acts as a reaction medium, but also participates in the oxidation process as a reagent. It reacts with the oxidant to form HO • and HOO ...
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SCFI – AquaCritox ® – Smarter Environmental Technology : http://www.scfi.eu/
Superwater Solutions : http://www.superwatersolutions.com/
Patents
Modar Inc. – Processing Methods for the oxidation of organics in supercritical water – WO 81/03169
Modar Inc – Method for supercritical water oxidation – WO 92/21621
Modell – Supercritical water oxidation process and apparatus of organics with inorganics WO93/00304 – PCT/US92/05320
Modar Inc – Method and apparatus for solids separation in a wet oxidation...
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Innovation Fluides Supercritiques – IFS – Bâtiment INEED, 1 rue Marc Seguin, 26300 Alixan France
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International Society for Advancement of Supercritical Fluids – ISASF
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