Differences between Reactor Models AB
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I looked up the standards for reaction vessels online; why is the 5000L(A) model of short and stout shape, while the 5000L(B) model is tall and slim? For the 10000L models, the A and B versions are exactly the opposite. Have I made a mistake? It shouldn’t be, please give me some advice!
There is a **standard** for the size of the volume, which specifies recommended values for diameter and height; it is advisable to refer to this standard.
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