Novel high-viscosity final polycondensation reactor
A high-viscosity, final polycondensation technology, applied in chemical/physical/physical-chemical processes, chemical/physical/physical-chemical stationary reactors, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problem of large cost investment, heat loss, unfavorable energy saving and environmental protection and other problems to achieve the effect of reducing production costs and improving production efficiency
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[0014] The structure of the new high-viscosity final polycondensation reactor of this embodiment is shown in Figure 1. It adopts a horizontal structure and mainly includes a transmission end 1, a left end cover 2, a feed port 3, a front cylinder body 4, a ring seat 5, and a cage stirrer 6. Bearing seat 7, cylinder middle flange 8, disc agitator 9, scraper 10, discharge port 11, rear cylinder 12, right end cover 13, bubbling liquid level gauge 14 at both ends, mechanical seal and bracket 15.
[0015] Embodiment Two stirring devices with different rotation speeds are arranged in the cylinder. One of the stirring devices uses a cage stirrer 6 to be placed in the front cylinder 4, and the other uses a disc stirrer 9 with an inclined scraper 10 to be placed Inside the barrel 12 of the rear section; in the middle of the barrel, two half-tile bearings are provided to support two stirring devices; a reinforcement ring is provided on the barrel.
[0016] The rotating speeds ...
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