Yes, 
I beleive that the equivilent of a coninuous process
"pressure cooker" exists and can probably be made
simpler and less expensive than industrial or lab
sized units.

Dana
--- Greg and April <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK it makes sense, but, is there such a thing as a
> flow thru pressure
> cooker? How would something like that work?  Other
> wise, your back to making
> things by the batch process, and that can slow
> things down.
> 
> Greg H.
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Christian" <>
> Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 19:05
> Subject: [biofuel] Pressure
> 
> 
> 
> Often chemical processes (specially polimerization)
> require high pressures.
> High pressure speeds up or even allows many
> reactions often not attainable
> at normal 1 atm.
> 
> If I donīt recall badly, the inventors of Polartec
> (TM) started out in their
> basement, and made their first Polartec (TM) (or
> Fleece, or whatever you
> call it) batch in a pressure cooker. Pressure
> cookers are available in all
> shapes and sizes, and although they are not the
> cheapest saucepans around,
> the do a very good job in the processes mentioned.
> 
> This mail might sound stupid. I donīt need to
> perform a reaction at high
> pressure for the time being, but I just wanted to
> remind those who had
> forgotten about this method, of the existance of
> pressure cookers. (No, I
> donīt sell them).
> 
> 
> 
> 


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