Why are glass-lined reaction vessels available in both open and closed types, while stainless steel reaction vessels are only available in closed types?

2018-04-15View Original

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Why are glass-lined reaction vessels available in both open and closed types, while stainless steel reaction vessels are only available in closed types?

Reply #22018-04-15

There are also open-type stainless steel reactors.

Reply #32018-04-16

Stainless steel reaction kettles come in open types.

Reply #42018-04-16

It is mainly related to the agitators in glass-lined equipment, such as frame agitators and anchor agitators; these cannot be installed if an open design is not used. Slurry agitators and impeller agitators, on the other hand, can be installed through the large central hole in the upper cover. Stainless steel can also be designed to be open as needed, but due to production costs, it is more economical to use a closed design when the mixer can be inserted through an access hatch.

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