Selecting laboratory reactors

Article Abstract:

Laboratory reactors can be divided into two categories: continuous or batch mode, and the former can be subdivided into micro (or differential) reactors, integral reactors, semi-technical units and plant side-stream reactors, and continuous stirred-tank reactors (CSTRs). Selecting a suitable reactor system for various research applications, and the different specifications and design features of reactors, are discussed.

Product information, Materials, Varieties

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Reactor selection: plug flow or continuously stirred tank?

Article Abstract:

A graphical technique to analyze and select a plug flow reactor (PFR) configuration, which are predominantly used in industrial applications, is presented.

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Graphically access a reactor's characteristics

Article Abstract:

A graphical method for evaluating the residence time, product yields and required feed concentrations for any reactor and reaction mechanism are analyzed.

General services, Evaluation, Maintenance and repair, Electric reactors

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