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Based on the different structures of mixing tanks and heat transfer methods, I have prepared the following heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks: 1. Heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks (internal coiled tubes): Depending on the heat transfer operation mode of the mixing tank, calculations are carried out for 9 different scenarios: 1) Batch heating operation, material temperature rise, no phase change in the heat transfer medium; 2) Batch heating operation, absorption of heat by the reaction, no phase change in the heat transfer medium ; 3) Continuous flow heating operation, no phase change in the heat transfer medium ; 4) Batch heating operation, material temperature rise, steam heating ; 5) Batch heating operation, compensation for the heat absorbed in the reaction, steam heating ; 6) Continuous flow heating operation, steam heating ; 7) Batch cooling operation, material temperature reduction ; 8) Batch cooling operation, removal of reaction heat release ; 9) Continuous flow cooling operation. 2. Heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks (semi-tube jacket); the classification for calculations is the same as in point 1. 3. Heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks (screw guide vane jacket); the classification for calculations is the same as in point 1. 4. Heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks (hollow jacket); the classification for calculations is the same as in point 1. 5. Heat transfer calculation table for mixing tanks (screw guide vane jacket), high viscosity, with scrapers on the inner wall of the mixing shaft; the classification for calculations includes points 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, and 8 from point 1. For free video explanations, please visit the following link: Explanation on the use of heat transfer calculation tables for mixing tanks (internal coil) – Haichuan Xueke (hcbbs.com)