How to transfer materials between reactors on the same floor?
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How to transfer materials between several reactors on the same floor? Pumps are likely not necessary, and the design requires minimal use of nitrogen and vacuum.
Material transfer pump, nitrogen pressure, vacuum pumping. If none of the three are needed, then how can it be turned around?
Then only vacuum and nitrogen can be used. Methods of transfer: 1. Gravity (not possible between the same layers); 2. Pumping (you said it can’t be used); 3. Pressure (this is the only option left)
Vacuum is the best option, but if vacuum isn’t available, then there’s nothing much that can be done
It would be best to use a vacuum; I don’t know why it can’t be used
If none of the three methods work, then there are no other options.
Using nitrogen pressure requires special equipment for creating a vacuum, and vacuum also causes some of the material to evaporate; therefore it’s not as cost-effective as using nitrogen. However, vacuum has one advantage: there is no risk of pressure buildup. . . .
Same layer? So it can be understood that by using the difference in height, one can move to the side ； Pumping? Don’t ； Back pressure of the transfer tank? Use as little as possible ； Use negative pressure suction in the receiving tank as little as possible: there is no other option. In fact, the most economical and commonly used method is bottom connection plus negative pressure suction
Same layer? So it can be understood that by using the difference in height, one can move to the side ； Pumping? Don’t ； Back pressure of the transfer tank? Use as little as possible ； Use negative pressure suction in the receiving tank as little as possible: there is no other option. In fact, the most economical and commonly used method is bottom connection plus negative pressure suction