Basf Aktiengesellschaft

Norbert Scholz

Walter Herrmann

Heinz Mueller-Tamm

Helmut Hoch

Richard Krabetz

Gerd Duembgen

Heinz Engelbach

Wolfgang Gruber

Hans Frielingsdorf

Bertold Bechert

Fritz Thiessen

Carl-Heinz Willersinn

Reinhard Polke

Walter Schneider

Gerd-Juergen Engert

Georg Friedrich Vock

Guenther John

Olaf Unbehaun

Uwe Hampel

Horst Gassmann

Heinz Hesser

Kurt Erdmann

An injector for uniformly distributing solids or liquids over surfaces. The injector includes at least two individual injectors each having an internal guide element and an external guide element. The injector includes a double jacketed tube with an inner tube and an outer tube. The injector includes a base body connected to the tubes of the double jacketed tube, and connecting the inner tube to the internal guide element and a region between the inner and outer tubes to the external guide element. The base body and the injectors are arranged such that a mixture of carrier gas and solid particles or liquid droplets which is supplied through the inner tube and a propellent gas which is supplied through the region lead to a turbulent flow mixture of propellent gas, carrier gas and solid particles or liquid droplets and to the turbulent flow mixture formed being distributed radially and uniformly.

Injector for spraying catalyst beds

Solids are dispersed, comminuted or deagglomerated and classified in a single piece of equipment, a classifier jet mill representing a combination of a jet mill and a spiral flow classifier.

Dispersion, comminution or deagglomeration and classification of solids

Catalysts which consist of a molded carrier, the surface of which is coated with an active catalyst composition of the general formula Mo.sub.12 A.sub.a B.sub.b C.sub.c D.sub.d O.sub.x, where A is V and/or W, B is Cu and/or Fe and/or Mn and/or Ni and/or Cr, C is Nb and/or Ta and/or Bi and/or Sb and/or Sn and/or Th and/or Ce and/or U, D is Li and/or Na and/or K and/or Rb and/or Cs and/or Tl and a is from 0.1 to 18, b is from 0 to 8, c is from 0 to 10, d is from 0 to 2 and x is from 36 to 135, which are particularly active and selective for the oxidation of acrolein and methacrolein with oxygen-containing gases to give acrylic acid and methacrylic acid, respectively, are obtained by first manufacturing the catalyst composition, before applying it to the carrier, from thermally easily decomposed salts of the components by mixing aqueous solutions, slurries or moist solid masses of the salts of the components, drying the mixture and calcining the dried composition at from 140.degree. to 600.degree. C., then milling it to a particle size of less than 150 .mu.m and thereafter applying it, as a mixture with water, as a layer from 10 to 1,500 .mu.m thick, to the premolded carrier, which has a rough surface.

Catalyst for the oxidation of acrolein and methacrolein to acrylic acid

Particulate olefin polymers are prepared by catalytic polymerization of monoolefins in an auxiliary liquid containing the monomers to be polymerized in dissolved form and the particulate polymer product in suspended form. The reaction mixture is recycled in a loop to which the starting materials are fed and from which the particulate polymer formed is removed. The essential features are (a) that a side stream is branched off from the loop, (b) that the side stream is caused to pass through a separating zone in which particulate olefin polymer is separated by centrifugal acceleration at temperatures and pressures in the same range as present in the loop and (c) that the separated particulate olefin polymer is discharged through flashing means.

Manufacture of particulate olefin polymers

A track or switch tamping machine wherein the machine includes tamping and ramming units having longitudinal ducts for injecting liquid binder into the ballast. The longitudinal ducts terminate in a plate or cavity within the lower portion of the tamping and ramming units. A nozzle is also included in the unit as is means for conveying liquid binder from a storage tank carried on the machine.

Apparatus for consolidating ballast

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Hassloch, Germany

Norbert Scholz