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Regarding the selection of reactors

2015-06-26View Original

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The hydrolysis reaction of vinyl carbonate. I looked up literature on catalyst research; it mentioned that the reaction time is four hours. When I used the Aspen simulation, I employed a fully mixed flow model, and the conversion rate of the output product was fairly good. But carrying out a reaction for 4 hours using a single continuous reactor in this way seems unscientific. My idea is to let the reaction proceed for 4 hours with a single batch of material, and then start continuous feeding and discharging. Is that okay? Or how should it be done
Reply #22015-06-26
The reaction time is a bit unclear; the longer the time, the better the conversion rate will likely be

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