External circulation reactor residence time

2016-04-30View Original

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Our workshop currently has a polymerization reactor with a volume of 153 m3; it contains 120 tons of catalyst, with a feed rate of 4.3 m3/h and an output rate of 4.3 m3/h. The pumping capacity is 580 m3/h. Could anyone help calculate the residence time in this reactor?

Reply #22016-04-30

The bulk density required for a catalyst can be calculated by subtracting the volume of the catalyst from the volume of the equipment and then dividing the result

Reply #32016-05-01

13.116 points? Could you please tell me how to calculate it?

Reply #42016-05-01

Could you write down the calculation formula? Thank you!

Reply #52016-05-01

You don’t seem to be majoring in chemical engineering: lol

Reply #62016-05-02

I studied mechatronics; I’m a novice in this field, sorry about that

Reply #72017-01-10

Is this condition complete? The bulk density of the catalyst is needed to determine the pore volume

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