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Can adding ice to the reactor enable volume measurement by instruments?

2016-10-29View Original

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The reaction vessel needs ice foam to be added in order to cool it down, but it is necessary to control the total volume inside the vessel. Is it possible to use instruments to measure the volume of ice that is added?
Reply #22016-10-29
I’m not quite sure what it means – is adding ice to the reactor meant to lower the temperature? Isn’t there a jacket for temperature control in the reactor?
Reply #32016-10-29
This type of reactor does not have a jacket, and its temperature is controlled using steam and ice

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