Outlet diameter of the reactor vessel
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What is the approximate diameter of the outlet pipe for a cooling tank with a volume of 3 cubic units? DN80? Those who know, please let me know
What did you say? Discharge it? Non-standard or standard
The size of the reactor is determined by the process, that is, the residence time determines the size of the reactor. The pipe diameter is generally related to the flow rate of the medium and the economic flow velocity of the pipeline; for liquids, a value of 1–2 M/S is usually sufficient.
It’s too vague; please explain it more clearly
I know, but I need to know what’s inside it
It depends on what material is inside the reactor and what its viscosity is What is the discharge rate? Generally speaking, for a 3m3 reactor, a DN80 discharge port is more than sufficient.
The D80 has plenty of headroom ~~~~~~~
Check whether the material is flammable or explosive; if so, set the flow rate to 1 M/S. Use the formula for calculating the pipe diameter – a 3-cubic-volume reactor does not require a pipe with a diameter of 80 mm
It’s hard to say for sure; there are specialized software tools for tank design, or are factors such as the medium inside also taken into consideration...
The glass-lined mixing tank I’ve used has two outlets at the bottom, both with a DN50 diameter