Installation issues with high-pressure airless nozzles
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This post was last edited by Qingse Nianhua on 2018-9-11 at 10:56. In a reactor at 12 Mpa and 265 degrees Celsius, within a liquid phase that contains solid particles, high-pressure airless nozzles are installed in order to disperse the feed material and ensure thorough contact with the catalyst (the reactor is equipped with agitation). Do any users with relevant experience know whether such an installation is feasible? It would be great if someone could recommend what type of nozzles are suitable for use in such conditions
Is it fan-shaped when using a spiral nozzle in the liquid phase? The attenuation of the fan shape in the liquid phase should be relatively high, right? The operating pressure is 12 Mpa – so what pressure at the nozzle inlet would be appropriate?