What is the maximum volume of an open-type enamel reactor?
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What is the maximum volume of an open-type enamel reactor? The national standard specifies a capacity of up to 6.3 cubic meters; what are the maximum capacities allowed by industry standards and enterprise standards?
What I have seen are 15-cubic-foot enamel reaction kettles
We have an enamel kettle with a capacity of 19 cubic meters here
Is there one with 19 cubic capacity? Is it open?
You can call the manufacturers of enamel reactors to ask; I’ve asked them before, and it seems that the capacity is larger than what’s indicated in the samples they provide.
It depends on the size of the kilns in each factory; some are capable of handling 25,000 liters
I asked, and different manufacturers can produce pieces of different sizes. . Some say the maximum capacity is 12.5 cubic meters, while others claim it can reach 16 cubic meters. I’m looking for an open-type enamel reactor with a capacity of 25 cubic meters; I’d like to know if such a large open-type enamel reactor exists
It must vary depending on each manufacturer. With open-type reaction kettles, the main concern is that the sealing surfaces of the split structure may suffer from ceramic-like deformation due to heating. The larger the diameter, the greater the unevenness.
Controlling the deformation and flatness of the flanges on open-type enamel-lined equipment is crucial for success; manufacturing processes and the firing procedures need to be taken into account... It is very difficult for ordinary manufacturers to handle equipment with a large DN