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Forced circulation reactor with a drum

2018-06-21View Original

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The drum is generally located above the reactor; it uses the latent heat of water to absorb the heat generated by the reaction, with the water flowing through the shell side. I’d like to know the advantages and disadvantages of natural circulation and forced circulation in water systems. Please help analyze this: handshake
Reply #22018-08-30
Why is no one talking? The amount of water required to replenish the drum as per our calculations is less than 1 ton, while the user requires a circulation volume of 10 tons. I’ve never done this before; do you all think it’s okay?
Reply #32018-08-30
The amount of water added to the drum is related to the amount of steam generated by the heat release in the reactor, as well as to the circulation rate, the temperature control of the reactor, and the gas content – in other words, it is related to the heat transfer calculations for the reactor

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