The working principle of the cryogenic reactor mainly revolves around its temperature control and reaction environment. The following is a detailed explanation of the working principle of the cryogenic reactor:
Temperature Control
The cryogenic reactor injects a low-temperature cooling medium, such as liquid nitrogen, into the interlayer of the reactor to achieve rapid cooling. This design allows the temperature inside the kettle to be quickly reached and maintained in the desired low temperature range, typically between -30°C and -100°C.
Inject a constant temperature cooling medium to heat or refrigerate the material in the reactor at a constant temperature to achieve precise control of the temperature of the reaction material.
Reaction Environment
The cryogenic reactor uses advanced sealing technology to ensure that there is no leakage during the reaction, thus providing a safe and reliable reaction environment.
According to the requirements of use, the stirring reaction can be carried out under normal pressure or negative pressure conditions. This increases the flexibility and control of the reaction.
Material Handling
The material is reacted in the reaction kettle, and the evaporation and reflux of the reaction solution can be controlled. This design helps to optimize the reaction conditions and improve the efficiency of the reaction.
After the reaction is completed, the material can be released from the discharge port at the bottom of the kettle for subsequent processing or analysis.
Other things to note
Before operation, the equipment should be carefully inspected for abnormalities to ensure that the equipment is in good condition.
The heating rate should not be too fast, and the pressurization should also be carried out slowly, especially the stirring speed, which is only allowed to rise slowly.
When the equipment is running, it is necessary to pay attention to the supply of cooling water to control the working temperature of the magnet and avoid demagnetization.
It is strictly forbidden to knock and twist the bolt and nut joints under high pressure to prevent equipment damage or safety accidents.
In summary, cryogenic reactors provide ideal conditions for a wide range of chemical reactions by precisely controlling the reaction temperature and providing a safe reaction environment. At the same time, its design and functional features ensure that the reaction process is efficient, reliable and flexible.
