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Heat exchange method of the mixing tank

2021-07-23View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: how should the heat exchange mechanism be chosen for a batch stirred tank – internal coil? External circulation? Outer half tube? External jacketing – what are the advantages and disadvantages of each of the four methods? Are thermosensitive substances not suitable for use with internal coils? Thank you all!
Reply #22021-07-24
For heat-sensitive materials, an inner coil and outer jacket are even more necessary; they must have a high capacity for heat removal. Otherwise, localized overheating would be disastrous
Reply #32021-07-24
I read in online literature that thermosensitivity is not suitable for inner coils, and I’ve never understood why. In terms of heat exchange capacity, external circulation should be the highest, right?

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