Kettle reactor in English
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For a batch reactor, should it be called a tank reactor or a kettle-type reactor? This post was last edited by dogger2000 on 2009-3-2 13:07.]
Tank Reactor
For CNKI, there are two types: tank stirrer reactors and kettle-type reactors. The appropriate type should be chosen based on the shape of the equipment being used
CSTR is widely used in reaction engineering; Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor
It is usually a tank reactor.
Used in engineering: Stirring Reactor or CSTR
Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor: This is a type of tank reactor that can be categorized into continuous stirred-tank reactors (continuous reactors), batch stirred-tank reactors (batch reactors), and semi-continuous stirred-tank reactors. They usually come equipped with a stirring mechanism, so \"stir\" is often included in the translation
I’ve learned about it; I don’t usually come into contact with batch reactors that often, so I didn’t realize that the intermittent CSTR and plug flow reactor are two ideal types of reactors in reaction engineering
Is this a continuous reaction, and what is the corresponding batch reaction?
Tank reactor, right?