Fengda 304 Stainless Steel Jacketed Reactor

The chemical reactor vessel equipment is mainly used for the production chains such as hydrolysis, neutralization, crystallization, distillation, evaporation and storage in the industries of medicine chemical industry, food and light industry etc..

Simple Description of Chemical reactor vessel

• Different capacity design from 50L to 50,000L.
• Made of stainless steel 304/ 316L, or other material (decide by client).
• Have jacket and coil-pipe style.
• Vacuum and high-pressure are available.
• Super mixer for most chemicals / food materials mixing and reacting.
• Widely used in producing resins, adhesives, paints, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and other chemical productions.
• Can be heated by oil or water or steam, temperature range: 0 - 500 centigrade.
• With different mixing paddles, can be designed as requirements.
• Supply whole production line for different products, also including producing technology.

Benefits of Reactor

1. High safety 
The reactor is well sealed and can react under extreme conditions, effectively avoiding fire, explosion and other unsafe factors.

2. Multifunctionality
It has various functions such as mixing, heating, cooling, dissolving, oscillation, reaction, etc., which can meet different experimental and production needs.

3. Flexible adjustment
The experimental conditions can be adjusted flexibly, and the reaction can be warmed up and cooled down according to the needs.

4. Cost advantage
Long life cycle, low maintenance costs, service life is usually more than 20 years.

5. Economic benefits
Through the control of the reaction process, to achieve refined management, improve product quality, and bring higher returns for the enterprise.

To summarize, there are many kinds of reaction kettles, each with its own characteristics, widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, food and other industries, with significant advantages and economic benefits.

Continuous stirred tank reactors, CSTR

In a CSTR, one or more reactants, for example in solution or as a slurry, are introduced into a reactor equipped with an impeller (stirrer) and the products are removed continuously. The impeller stirs the reagents vigorously to ensure good mixing so that there is a uniform composition throughout. The composition at the outlet is the same as in the bulk in the reactor. These are exactly the opposite conditions to those in a tubular flow reactor where there is virtually no mixing of the reactants and the products.


A line diagram illustrating a continuous stirred tank reactor

 

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