Gas Induction Reactor
Gas Induction Reactor offers a radical change from all the conventional approaches, Instead of churning the liquid reaction mass, a hollow agitator pumps gases from the head space to the lowest part of the reactor vessel, A specially designed impeller vigorously disperses these gases into the reactor bottom, resulting in a mixture akin to a boiling liquid, Gas bubbles react with liquid/slurry as they rise;Unreacted gases are re-induced into the liquid.
The Self-aspiration agitator of an Gas-Induction Reactor has a highly efficient design, which leads to the following advantages:
- Vigorous gas mixing.
- Through suspension of solid components (e.g., Catalyst).
- Large Gas-Liquid interfacial areas. (Typical, interfacial area is 100 to 300m3 of the operating volume.
- Enhanced gas-liquid and liquid mass transfer rates
- Very high vessel side heat transfer coefficients, which approach boiling coefficients.
- Reduced batch times.
- Minimal side reactions.
- Excellent batch to batch repeatability.
- Catalytic hydrogenation
- Gas-liquid reactions with suspended solids
- Gas-slurry reactions
- Ozonisation/Oxidationz
- Amination/Aminolysis