T. O. M. Microfilm Reel 071
(Original Identification ADRC reel 6A)
Table of Contents
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Bag 1677, Target 30/4.10 – Wesseling Synthetics Fuel (Hydrogenation) Plant
Items are in the following order:
13. Correspondence ref: Ceramics for Pintsch – Hillebrand generators
14. Analysis of costs of 1000 kg. liquid products at Wesselling for the first quarter of 1944
24. Drawings of underground hydrogenation plants for liquid fuels (Schwalben)
22. Operating data on DHD-plant at Scholven
23. Documentation of operating improvements developed in Wesseling operation from 1941 to 1944 by Dr. Peukert
25. Comments on F. Fischer’s patent application for heating coal to 300-350°C. for its aging and to remove O2 before its hydrogenation
26. A chart of Minerol-Baugesselschaft – No. 49999-2, showing input and output of products in an hourly basis; this chart was made as a basis for designing Wesseling tankage requirements.
27. Documents of indeterminate origin found at Wesseling mentioning patent application that relates primarily to
the chemistry of metal alcoholates and their use for diverse purpose including preparation of catalysts ordinance, and medicinals
21. Files on proposed DHD-Plant at Wesseling including:
A. General questionaire
B. Project details – material requirements
C. Special equipment and energy consumption
D. Nature of DHD benzine produced at Wesseling
E. Composition of DHD-outlet gases at Ludwigshafen
F. Reports of operation on Wesseling benzine in the DHD plant at Ludwihsgafen
G. Apparatus requirements for DHD-plant
H. Operating conditions and yields
28. Heat balance for the cracking of Hyabgase in the Pintsch-Hillebrand Water-Gas Regenerators
15. Analyses of Brown Coal employed in Wesseling Hydrogenation Plant
20. Files on problems of materials in construction in coal-hydrogenation plants, including problems of resistant materials
16. Drawing of grinding plant for coal paste
17. Analysis of a suggestion for obviating caviar formation in coal-hydrogenation plants
19. File of documents relative to alkylate production and including:
A. Plant design
B. Flowsheet
C. Operating requirements
D. Plant costs
E. Description of similar operation at Leuna
F. Minutes of conferences
G. Materials consumption
H. Required laboratory tests
I. Operating precautions
18. Process for recovering oil from shale at Schomberg, Wurtemberg. See Series A, Bag 1677-A (reel 065).
Bag 1478, Target 30/5.05 - Rheinpreussen
a) Analytical Methods
1. Determination of potential gum in synthesis gas. August 18, 1943. 1 page.
2. Evaluation of activated charcoal. Undated. 3 pages.
3. Estimation of benzol content of gases. Undated. 1 page.
4. Determination of finely divided paraffin in gases. Undated. 1 page.
5. Determination of SO2 in presence of H2S in technical gases. Undated. 5 pages.
6. Colorimetric determination of CS2. Undated. 1 page.
7. Analytical methods for plant control in manufacture of synthetic alcohol. Undated. 37 pages.
8. Determination of fatty acids in aqueous solution. Undated. 1 page.
9. Control tests for gas purification “masses” (adsorbents/catalysts). May 29, 1938. 13 pages.
10. Analysis and working up of Fischer-Tropsch catalyst – KWI method. October 1934. 5 pages.
Bag 2744, Target Part II – 30/5.05 – Rheinpreussen - Homberg
1. Papers relating to Avenarius Alcohol Plant. Undated. 5 pages.
2. Properties of synthetic ketone resins, and chloroparaffins. 1941-1942. 15 pages.
3. Reports on synthetic resins. 1941. 30 pages.
4. Reports, analytical results, etc. on organic sulphur removal. 1937-1938. 48 pages.
6. Reports on use of active carbon in organic sulphur removal. 1937-1938. 78 pages.
7. Reports on active charcoal used in gas and spirit scrubbers. 1943-1944. 38 pages.
8. Papers concerning (Fischer-Tropsch liquids) cracking plant/research. 1937-1941. 76 pages.
10. Summery report on Separation columns - symposium, May 10-12, 1942. 32 pages.
11. Analytical and preparative separation/purification of hydrocarbon mixtures. Conference report – April 5, 1940, Berlin.
A. Cover, table of contents, and introduction.
B. Separation and purification of hydrocarbon mixtures. By Dr. G. R. Schultze. 8 pages.
C. New methods of isolation and identification of hydrocarbons from mixtures. By Dr. Stern. 38 pages.
D. Analyses of mixtures of aliphatic and cucloaliphatic hydrocarbons. By Prof. Dr. Ebert. 3 pages.
E. Laboratory rectification as aids in aliphatic-organic chemistry. By Dr. Groll. 30 pages.
F. Columns with particularly high separation factor. By Prof. Dr. W. Jost. 3 pages.
H. Fundamentals of separation processes by sorption. By Dr. E. Wicke. 10 pages.
I. Adsorption and desorption. By Dr. K. Peters. 8 pages.
J. Production and separation/production of hydrocarbons through desorption. By Prof. Dr. P. Harteck.
K. Analyses of hydrocarbon mixtures by use of the Raman effects. By Prof. Dr. J. Goubeau. 3 pages.
12. Specification for fuel gas. February 11, 1942. 5 pages.
13. Recovery of fatty acids from Fischer-Tropsch synthesis. 1938-1943. 25 pages.
14. Reduction of fatty acids to alcohols. Missing or included in item 13 above.
15. Rough sketch of flowsheet of lubricating oil synthesis. 1 page.
17. Recovery of carbon black from cracking plant. 1943–1944. 8 pages.
21. Determination of thorium in cobalt Fischer-Tropsch catalysts. October 7, 1937. 3 pages.
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