Which heating method should be used in the reactor to heat the material to 550°C?
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Which heating method should be used in the reactor to heat the material to 550°C? The material in the inner cylinder is rice husks, which need to be heated and stirred to 550°C to produce gases such as methane and carbon monoxide. Which type of jacket heating should be used?
Could anyone who knows provide some information? With guidance!
I think electric heating is okay, but the others are tough, I guess
I don’t understand. Can you explain it? molten salt
Infrared heating: The autoclaves we use today employ infrared heating. You can consult manufacturers of far-infrared silicon carbide radiation heating devices for reactors
Far-infrared: 140,000 – the cost is too high. . .
How should the structure for electric heating be designed?
Rice husks, when fermented, produce gases such as methane and carbon monoxide； Or does carbonization result in the formation of gases such as methane and carbon monoxide? What is the pressure?
Stirring rice husks with sodium carbonate requires heating to 550℃
When you purchase a reaction kettle, put forward your requirements and ask the manufacturer; they can handle it