Why is the inner diameter of 5000L reaction vessels always 1750mm?
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Why is the inner diameter of 5000L reaction vessels always 1750mm?
This requires a comprehensive consideration of the pressure resistance and floor space required by the reactor, as well as the mixing efficiency during the reaction process. That’s the best explanation I can give you given my level of education
This is not absolute either; generally, for medium and low-pressure reaction vessels, the length-to-diameter ratio is 1.2 to 1.5. When calculating using a standard elliptical head, the volume is given by Π*D3/24 + (1.2~1.5)Π*D3/4. Based on a volume of 5 m3, the diameter ranges from 1560 to 1680
Reactor vessels generally have a relatively large diameter, which is determined by the characteristics of this type of equipment.
Regular, Yangyang model, 1750mm
The diameter is the recommended one; whether you need a short and stout type or a slender type is determined by the manufacturing requirements.
I’m not asking you to do theoretical analysis. I know there is such a concept as the length-to-diameter ratio; theoretically, it can be large or small, long or short. But in practice, all models with a capacity of 5000L have an inner diameter of 1750mm. Who has ever seen anything other than that diameter? Please provide pictures and the name of the manufacturer. Also, what exactly do the manufacturer’s terms “Standard 79” and “Standard 93” refer to?
Enameled steel comes with **standards**, while for stainless steel, you can determine the requirements based on your own manufacturing process
In my opinion, many ideas draw on one another; the end products are similar, with comparable prices and performance, which can be considered the optimal outcome. So the things everyone creates are very similar to each other
In my opinion, many ideas draw on one another; the end products are similar, with comparable prices and performance, which can be considered the optimal outcome. So the things everyone creates are very similar to each other
The basic dimensions of this glass-lined material are consistent; the dimensions of those made from stainless steel and other materials depend on the processing requirements, and they are not fixed