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How to achieve continuous reaction of chemical raw materials with two types of fluidity

2016-12-21View Original

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How to achieve a continuous reaction of two types of liquid chemical raw materials?
Reply #22016-12-21
What are the phases of these two materials? Is it required that there be no backmixing during the reaction process? What’s the conversion rate? Is it feasible to use a tubular reactor?
Reply #32016-12-22
{:3_55:} There’s no significant difference between continuous reactions and batch reactions; if the reaction rate is slow, you can connect multiple reactors in series to control the output parameters. . . If the reaction is fast, it’s easier to control; it depends crucially on your process. . . Some processes are inherently difficult to make continuous. . .

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