I’m asking designers to give me some advice
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We need to install a continuous system for liquid-liquid reactions. Its characteristic is that solids are formed during the liquid-liquid reaction process. In simple terms, it’s like adding an acidic substance to a sodium chloride aqueous solution, thereby extracting the sodium chloride out. Our reaction is quite intense. I wonder if there are any experts. We can work with you on this project.
There are many liquid-liquid reaction devices used in chemical production; some operate under high temperature and pressure, while others require low temperatures to be maintained. Therefore, the client needs to be more specific, otherwise it’s impossible to provide an answer!
The question posed by the original poster is indeed difficult to answer. In chemical production, there are many liquid-liquid reactions, and I believe there must be a way to deal with them. I wonder if solids are the desired product among the reactions mentioned by the original poster? Is separation needed? Is it necessary to recover the liquid product after separation? Does the solid product require further processing...?
It would be better to specify the specific conditions such as temperature and pressure at the time of the reaction.
Reaction system, slightly positive pressure. The temperature is 50 degrees. It mainly involves the reaction between phosphorus trichloride and water. The solid that forms as a byproduct of the reaction is waste. It needs to be separated continuously.
It’s for glyphosate, right? Let’s talk about the situation first
The situation is a design of sequential reactions between phosphorus trichloride and salt water. Sodium chloride is removed during the process