CSTR or PFR model for polypropylene loop reactors
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There is high mixing of the flow within the polypropylene loop reactor, and its length-diameter ratio is very large; which model should be used in ASPEN simulations?
High degree of backmixing is suitable for fully mixed flow, while a large length-diameter ratio is suitable for plug flow. . . . . . It’s quite confusing
Based on the actual situation, axial transformation is not a concern; cstr should be used instead
It is best to use a two-stage series reactor consisting of a CSTR and a PFR; in this configuration, the secondary reaction follows the two-model approach, with the CSTR coming first and the PFR afterward
It is best to use a two-stage series reactor consisting of a CSTR and a PFR; in this configuration, the secondary reaction follows the two-model approach, with the CSTR coming first and the PFR afterward
Reply to 1# alibaba1234: What software do you use for simulation? HYSYS or Plus?
Use Polymer Plus under Plus