Stainless and Carbon Steel ASME Codes External Coil Chemical Reactor

 

       A reactor is a vessel used in chemical reactions. It is usually made of stainless steel or other materials with good corrosion resistance. The reactor is equipped with a stirrer, a heating device, a cooling device, and other accessories. The reactants are added to the reactor, and then the stirrer is started to mix the reactants evenly. At the same time, the heating device is used to heat the reactants to the required reaction temperature. During the reaction, the reactants are continuously mixed to improve the reaction efficiency. After the reaction is completed, the cooling device is used to cool the reactants to room temperature or lower. Finally, the reactants are discharged from the reactor.

When you want to purchase a chemical reactor, the following factors should be taken into consideration:

Design pressure: The design pressure of the reactor should be determined according to the properties and reaction conditions of the               reactants, and generally should be greater than the maximum pressure of the reactants.
Design temperature: The design temperature of the reactor should be determined according to the properties and reaction conditions of the reactants, and generally should be greater than the maximum temperature of the reactants.
Material: The material of the reactor should be selected according to the properties and reaction conditions of the reactants, and generally, corrosion-resistant and high-temperature-resistant materials should be selected.
Volume: The volume of the reactor should be determined according to the amount and reaction time of the reactants, and generally should be greater than the total volume of the reactants.
Stirring method: The stirring method of the reactor should be selected according to the properties and reaction conditions of the reactants, and generally, a stirring method with good stirring effect and uniform stirring speed should be selected.
Sealing method: The sealing method of the reactor should be selected according to the properties and reaction conditions of the reactants, and generally, a sealing method with good sealing performance and corrosion resistance should be selected.
Safety device: The reactor should be equipped with safety devices, such as safety valves, rupture discs, etc., to prevent overpressure of the reactor.
Control system: The reactor should be equipped with a control system, such as temperature, pressure, stirring speed, etc., to ensure the normal operation of the reactor.
Manufacturing and inspection: The manufacturing and inspection of the reactor should meet the requirements of relevant standards and specifications to ensure the quality and safety of the reactor.

The above is an example of the design specification of a reactor, and the specific design specification should be selected and applied according to the actual situation.