Reactor thermometer sleeve
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Gentle masters! I would like to ask whether the temperature gauge sleeves of reaction kettles are all inserted below the lower head? Won’t this hit the stirrer blade? Does every kettle have a thermometer sleeve, or is it related to the stirrer? Which master can give some guidance?
The thermometer probe of the reaction vessel should be inserted into the liquid phase, avoiding the stirrer
The location of the temperature measurement points should be determined based on actual needs. A device may have more than one temperature measurement point. Depending on the liquid level height of your material or the measurement location, it may be necessary to measure the temperature of the gas phase space. When designing, it is necessary to avoid the mixer.
Here’s a suggestion: it’s best to find a diagram of the reactor; that will make things clear. The thermometer probe in a reactor usually needs to extend below the level of the liquid whose temperature is to be measured. Additionally, the stirring paddle should not touch the thermometer probe