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I have a question for the teachers: For a fluidized bed reactor that needs to be continuously heated to maintain a certain temperature, and since the internal reaction is exothermic, a heat exchanger is required to remove the heat generated by the reaction. Is it feasible to use a jacketed heat exchanger in this case? Some fluidized beds use electric heating jackets; in that case, can’t the jacket be installed? Are there any other heating methods available to maintain the temperature inside the fluidized bed without conflicting with the jacket? I’m seeking help from all engineers, thank you so much
I’m not sure if electromagnetic induction heating can help you.
Thank you for your answer. However, could you explain a little bit what kind of heating device electromagnetic induction heating is? How do I install it? I really don’t know much about this area; I’ve just started to get involved in it. Thank you