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Does anyone know about parallel fully mixed-flow reactors?

2010-06-18View Original

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Does anyone know in what applications parallel fully mixed-flow reactors are used and what their characteristics are? Thank you~~
Reply #22010-06-19
Please take a look at the textbooks on \"Reaction Engineering\" from Tianjin University or East China University of Science and Technology; they explain it very clearly.
Reply #32010-06-19
Reply to 2# schsh123: What’s described in the book is quite brief, just a general overview. I’m not very good at this topic; could you recommend any relevant materials? There aren’t any actual engineering examples or anything in the real world~~ Thanks anyway
Reply #42010-06-19
There are no differences between two parallel fully mixed-flow reactors and one fully mixed-flow reactor in terms of material feeding method, reaction time, conversion rate, etc. If the volume of a single reactor is too large, issues such as uneven mixing and excessive mixing power may arise, which can likely lead to a decrease in the actual conversion rate. To address this, multiple reactors can be used in parallel.

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