Differences between ideal flow, ideal reactors, non-ideal flow, and non-ideal reactors

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Ideal flow, ideal reactor, non-ideal flow, non-ideal reactor. 1) First of all, by \"ideal\" it is meant that this is an ideal model; it does not mean that the flow or the reactor is perfect； 2) Ideal flow can be divided into two types: radial zero-mixing and radial full-mixing, which are respectively known as plug flow and complete mixing flow, corresponding to tubular reactors and batch reactors respectively ； 3) Non-ideal flow does not mean that such flow is bad; rather, it means that they are not ideal models ； 4) Non-ideal flows include segregated flow, multi-reactor series type, and axial diffusion type. During calculation, it is generally the latter two models that are used, as the separated flow has no model parameters; in other words, the separated flow simply does not exist ； 5) The reason why it is called piston flow is that the pressure is similar to that of a piston; the batch reactor gets its name because a \"batch\" refers to a pot ； 6) ?