How is heating in a reactor used to reduce the time required for temperature rise?
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Superheated steam at 280 degrees is used to heat the 18-cubic-meter reactor to 240 degrees. The material composition is 8 tons of octanol and 7 tons of terephthalic acid. How much time is required at the very least, and what methods can be used to reduce the heating time? ?
The fastest method should be electric heating, I guess
As the title suggests, it’s not a matter of how much time it takes to raise the temperature; rather, it’s impossible to reach 240 degrees, as in industrial practice the degree of \"overheating\" cannot be used as a driving force.
Then may I ask why steam at 280 degrees cannot be reduced to 240 degrees through heat exchange?
The reaction vessel should be equipped with stirring, as stirring can enhance the heat exchange effect to a certain extent. There’s also the heat exchange area.