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Batch Reactors


Batch reactors are the simplest type of chemical reactor. They are glass-lined, carbon steel or stainless steel containers with an agitator and heating and cooling systems. They have ports on the top for charging liquids and gases, and connections on the bottom to discharge them.


The user adds ingredients to the reactor in a process called “charging.” They then calculate how long the reaction will take using chemical or biological reaction formulas or microbial growth formulas. Once the reaction is finished, the unreacted ingredients are removed and the process is repeated.


A big advantage of batch reactors is flexibility. They can produce a wide range of products on the same equipment, and they are safe to use because the reaction conditions are well controlled. However, this also means that a large amount of labor is needed to charge and discharge materials, clean the blades and monitor the reactions. They are also more expensive than continuous process reactors like C.S.T.R and Plug Flow reactors for sale.


Continuous Reactors


Reactors are used to synthesize a wide variety of chemicals and products. These stainless steel vessels come in many sizes and shapes. Some are jacketed, while others are not. Liquids are discharged out of the bottom, while gases and vapors are released through top connections. These reactors are often found in industrial applications such as making margarine, kilns for producing lime and other chemical synthesis projects.


Industrial reactors are categorized as either batch process reactors or continuous process reactors. Batch reaction processes are slower than continuous, requiring a lot of time and effort to charge reactants, release products and clean the reactor for the next batch. Worldwide distributor of used ASME code, chemical & glass lined process reactors with shell pressure up to 5000 psig & volume capacities from 1 gal to 10000 gal. Reactors include CSTR, tubular flow & fed-batch process models. Also offer design, engineering, machining, fabrication, erection, cleaning, maintenance and equipment restoration services.


Line Reactors


Manufacturer & distributor of glass lined steel & stainless steel process equipment for pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology & cosmetics industries. Offers standard & custom glass lined reactor vessels with capacity up to 15,000 gal., jacket pressure ratings of 90 psig to 150 psig & shell pressure ratings of 100 psig to 275 psig. Reactor vessel designs include dished clamps, sanitary, dimple jacketed, steam or Hastelloy(r) clad, ASME code, tilting & glass lined.




Line reactors (also called chokes or inductors) work on both the line and load sides of VFDs to reduce power line distortion (sometimes referred to as dirty power) which causes harmonic currents to flow into the drive. Reactors reduce these harmonics by slowing down the rate of change of current coming into the drive and lowering the amplitude of these spikes to levels that are easier for the drive to survive. One large line used reactors used reactors in front of the drive is better than two small ones.


Laboratory Chemical Reactors


Laboratory chemical reactors are used in different industries, and they give better control over a wide range of chemicals. They allow you to keep temperatures constant more readily and are highly durable. However, they can have a few limitations. When purchasing a lab chemical reactor, you should check the specifications of the model before making a decision. These specifications include vessel volume, maximum and minimum temperature ranges, and capacity. The materials of construction of a lab reactor also need to be considered. This is because it depends on the reaction and process conditions that will be encountered in the application.

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