Reactor bottom valve
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What are the differences in selecting bottom valves for reactors of different types and sizes? Are there any **standards or industry standards** for this purpose? Thank you all!
It doesn’t seem so, right? The bottom valve of a reactor varies in design depending on parameters such as the physicochemical properties of the medium being produced and those of the by-products. Generally, it is the design unit that issues the cutting list to determine what to use. If you are manufacturing the reactor yourselves, then analyze previous mature reactors of the same type and simply copy one of them.
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It is best to choose ball valves; for enamel tanks, avoid using gate valves, as they are prone to leakage
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