Reaction Vessel Design

The mixing conditions to be set for the reaction vessel design include the tank volume, tank type, properties of the material inside the tank, mixing purpose, operating temperature and pressure, whether it's batch or continuous operation, etc. Undoubtedly, this is the foundation for designing mixing equipment, usually provided by the equipment supplier. However, for some items, users often cannot specify them precisely and need to communicate with the designer to determine them, especially for the properties of the material and the mixing purpose.

For non-Newtonian fluids like polymer melt, the viscosity in their operating state is related to the shear rate they experience, which, in turn, is dependent on the type and speed of the stirrer.;And as for solid...-Liquid suspension, gas-In liquid dispersion operations, the designer of stirring equipment requires the user to specify the desired stirring intensity level, which often necessitates coordination and communication between the designer and the user.zuiBoth parties have confirmed the mixing conditions.