Design a stirred-tank reactor, regarding wall thickness
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It’s a mechanically stirred tank with a jacket; what should be used as the working medium inside the jacket? What about temperature and pressure? I’m using hot steam for heating – I was wondering if anyone here could help me out
This post was last edited by wangld on 2017-2-23 at 14:37. Determine what temperature the process medium needs to reach
It is determined based on the operating conditions provided by the user; how can it be determined if you haven’t provided anything?
Depending on the temperature and available conditions.
Is it steam inside the kettle, and is a jacket heating required outside the kettle as well? The jacket can be heated with heat transfer oil.
To determine the wall thickness of the design cylinder, it is necessary to know the medium, pressure, vacuum level, and temperature inside the cylinder, as well as the medium, pressure, and temperature of the fluid flowing through the jacket. Additionally, the material used also needs to be known in order to calculate the appropriate wall thickness
The medium in the jacket serves to assist the reaction inside the reactor; therefore, parameters such as temperature and flow rate must be set according to the requirements of the reaction within the reactor.
The user determines the process parameters as needed, and the equipment design data is determined based on those parameters.
The user determines the process parameters as needed, and the equipment design data is determined based on those parameters.