How to draw a typical design for the process and instrumentation flow diagrams of a reactor?
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Dear marine engineers, how is the typical design of a reactor’s process and instrumentation flow diagram created? Which parameters need to be controlled for the reactor in a PID diagram? Are there any typical diagrams I can refer to? Please help me out, everyone.
This depends on the process requirements. A reaction kettle can be used; generally, a thermometer is necessary. When high precision is required regarding the reaction temperature range, a thermometer with remote transmission should be employed, which works in conjunction with the control valves and shut-off valves for the jacket heating tubes and cooling fluid tubes to regulate the temperature inside the kettle. In addition to a thermometer, a pressure gauge is also required; if there are requirements regarding the reaction pressure, the pressure gauge is interlocked with the automatic control valves of the nitrogen pipeline and the vent pipeline.
It depends on whether it is continuous or batch operation; the reactor processes in oil refining hydrogenation, as well as in coal chemical and pharmaceutical industries, are all different
It depends on whether it is continuous or batch operation; the reactor processes in oil refining hydrogenation, as well as in coal chemical and pharmaceutical industries, are all different
Learn about the content and level of detail in the construction drawings for chemical process design according to HG/T20519-2009
Mm-hmm, I understand better now, thank you
To draw an intermittent reactor, which parameters need to be controlled?
Basic level； Temperature ； Pressure ； If stirring is used, the stirring rate ； Is online sampling and real-time monitoring of parameters such as flow rate available?