How to deal with material sticking in reaction vessels and mixers
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This post was last edited by Jade Qilin_VHCG on 2020-6-30 at 11:52. When the material is dissolved in a solvent, it reacts with carbon dioxide to form carbonates that are insoluble in the solvent; these particles aggregate and gradually grow in size, sticking to the stirrers and the walls of the tank, thereby blocking the discharge valves and pipes. Is there any suitable equipment that can address this problem? Or are there any devices that can solve such problems?
The type of mixer currently in use is not suitable for the operating conditions; it is necessary to consult the manufacturer to explore alternative mixer designs
The carbon dioxide in the reactor can be expelled using nitrogen, so theoretically not that much halide salt will form. . .
We use carbon dioxide as a reactant, feeding it in to react with the material