Patent AT-E400628-T1: [Translated] METHOD FOR INTRODUCING A CATALYST INTO A REACTOR SUITABLE FOR HETEROGENEOUS PHASE REACTIONS
Process for the charging of a catalyst and for the running of a reactor in which reactions take place in multiphase systems, wherein a gaseous phase prevalently consisting of CO and H 2 is bubbled into a suspension of a solid in the form of particles (catalyst) in a liquid (prevalently reaction product), according to the Fischer-Tropsch technology.
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