Radial mixing devices for rotating inclined reactors
A technology of rotating reactors and mixing equipment, applied in the directions of mixers with rotating vessels, chemical/physical/physical-chemical stationary reactors, chemical/physical/physical-chemical nozzle reactors, etc.
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[0016] Conventional wisdom holds that rotary reactors with mixing devices (internals) have less plug flow behavior or "degree of plug flow" than rotary reactors without mixing devices (internals). ). This is because it has been assumed that internals will create a hybrid axial and radial part. Practitioners know that axial mixing components - forcing material to fall forward or backward along the axis of rotation - create widely distributed properties and are the primary function of any internal component. This means that the plug flow of a reactor with internals should always be less than that of the same reactor without internals.
[0017] Described and claimed herein is the discovery that when the equivalent length of the internal mixing equipment is greater than about one-tenth the length of a horizontal reactor, the axial mixing elements are larger than reactors without mixing equipment, but when mixing When the equivalent length of the equipment is less than about one-...
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