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What type of reactor is used for crystal production?

2010-04-14View Original

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Please help us. Our company produces a product in crystal form. Are there any solvents suitable for these crystals? We use stirrer tanks for production, and unloading the product from them is quite troublesome. Is there a better type of reactor available?
Reply #22010-04-17
To be precise, the spatial device in which the crystallization process takes place is called a crystallizer, although it may sometimes resemble a reactor in appearance. Some crystallization processes occur simultaneously with other reactions; in order to make chemical processes more integrated, these two processes can be carried out in the same equipment, but their principles differ greatly. The reaction process primarily involves the chemical transformation of substances, whereas crystallization is mainly used for the separation of substances. I think that for specific material systems, due to their unique properties, it is necessary to analyze the specific circumstances carefully before making a decision.
Reply #32010-04-17
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Reply #42010-04-19
If it is a crystallization process, a reactor equipped with a jacket or external coils, or internal coils can be used.

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