water activity meter / analyzer - humimeter RH2

Basic information

Glass-lined steel reactors are a type of chemical process equipment commonly used in various industries. These reactors are designed to handle a wide range of chemicals and can be operated at full vacuum or low pressure. The capacity of these reactors can vary from 250 to 10,000 liters.

Key specifications include a pressure range from -1.0 (FV) to +0.5 bar and a temperature range from -60°C (-90°C) to +200°C. The materials used in the construction of these reactors are carefully chosen for their high corrosion resistance. This includes borosilicate glass 3.3, glass-lined steel, PTFE, PFA, tantalum, and other materials.

Glass-lined reactors or mixing tanks with distillation overhead are commonly used in these setups. Smaller units feature feeders and receivers made of glass, while larger setups utilize glass-lined steel. Shell and tube type heat exchangers are also an essential component in these systems. The inner tubes of these heat exchangers can be made of borosilicate glass, glass-lined steel, silicon carbide, tantalum, or other metals, depending on the specific process parameters and requirements.

Overall, glass-lined steel reactors provide a reliable and versatile solution for chemical processing, ensuring the safe and efficient handling of various substances in a corrosive environment.