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The reactor is heated first and then cooled. How to design the structure?

2009-08-21View Original

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When preparing to make a reaction kettle, first heat the material liquid. After heating, in order to quickly process the next batch of solution, it must be cooled immediately. I don’t want to use thermal oil for heating. It felt too slow in the past. There is no boiler and steam heating is not possible. It can only be electric heating tape or far infrared heating, but I don’t know how to arrange the water cooling jacket or cooling pipe. By the way, you can't put anything in the reactor, you have to keep it for use. So, everything has to be outside. I beg for guidance from an expert!
Reply #22009-08-22
It is best to use thermal oil. It is very convenient to switch between hot and cold oil. We all use thermal oil here. If you think the heating speed is slow, you can change the oil to a higher grade. The higher the temperature, the faster the heating.

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