Chemical Reactor

Product Details:

A Photochemical reactor is a device that uses light (Photon) to perform a chemical reaction. Typically, the chemical reactions need a high temperature (about 100 to 250 degrees Celsius) for a large production scale. However, this process also gives useless byproducts and losses.
Specification and Details of Photochemical Reactor

A Photochemical reactor is a device that uses light (Photon) to perform a chemical reaction. Typically, the chemical reactions need a high temperature (about 100 to 250 degrees Celsius) for a large production scale. However, this process also gives useless byproducts and losses. With the help of a photoreactor, the process of material synthesis becomes easy. It is efficient and does not produce unwanted byproducts. Mainly this reaction carries out in the presence of photon and catalyst; hence it is called a Photocatalytic reactor. The process of photochlorination, water splitting, aflatoxin production, sulfonation, sulfoxidation, and nitrosylation can be performed successfully using this reactor setup. The reactor is also known as a UV reactor because the “light” we talk about here is commonly ultraviolet light. Comparing it to the traditional methods is much more reliable, consistent, and precise and gives opportunities to explore photochemistry.

The Photochemical reactor comprises an inner double-jacked quartz immersion well and an outer borosilicate reaction vessel. The reactor's standard volume is 150ml, 250ml, 500ml, 100ml, and 2000ml upto 6000ml, whereas we can also customize it as per client needs. We provide a Xenon lamp, Mercury lamp (visible lamp and UV lamp) with mounting as per immersion well. We produce a Visible lamp (i.e., high-pressure mercury lamp) and a UV lamp (i.e., medium pressure mercury lamp) in a range of 125W, 250W, 450W, and 1KW. In xenon short-arc light, the standard power is 75W, 150W, 350W, 500W, and 1000W. The UV photoreactor can also customize with a low-pressure mercury lamp. The full photocatalytic reactor system includes a safety cabinet, UV safety goggles, magnetic stirrer, chiller for water circulation, and accessories. There are two main types of rector setup: a batch photochemical reactor and a continuous photochemical reactor. We also customized the thin film and micro photocatalytic reactor on special request.

Applications of Photochemical Reactor

• Photo Chlorination

• Pharmaceuticals Industry

• Wastewater Treatment Plant

• R&D Laboratories

• Drug Manufacturing

• Educational Institutes

• Engineering applications

How To Use Photochemical Reactor

• Start with gathering all the items you require for your experiment.

• Initially, you need to fill water in the chiller tank and switch on the chiller for water cooling.

• Take the magnetic stirrer, place it in the cabinet, and connect it to the electrical connections.

• Then, we need to place a magnetic needle bar into the reactor.

• Pour the photosensitive chemical or photocatalyst into the outer borosilicate vessel.

• Out of three-ports at the outer vessel, use one of them to take out the liquid sample and another for the thermocouple. Else, let it be close tightly to avoid any leakage.

• Attach the silicone tubes of water inlet and outlet to the double-walled inner quartz immersion well, and then start the chiller pump.

• Place the lamp (mercury or xenon light) inside the reactor and make proper connections.

• Shut the door and lock it correctly with the key. The light source does not start unless you do this step.

• Once the water inlet temperature reaches its set level, start the lamp either manually or by the timer.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 30
• Delivery Time: 7 days

Product Details:

• Maximum operating temperature: ≤240°C
• Safe temperature: – 200°C
• Working Pressure: ≤3MPa or 30 Bar
• Heating and Cooling Rate: ≤5°C/min
• Material: Shell made of high-quality nonmagnetic 304 stainless steel
• Easy to handle
• Threads are very smooth to lock and unlock
• Can be customized as per requirement
• Primary screw type cap for basic tightening
• Best price and cost effective
• Secondary cap has been provided at the top of the reactor for extra tightening to avoid leakage
• Customized stainless steel jacket/autoclave of SS 316 can also be provided if needed, which is better for corrosive materials.

The Hydrothermal Autoclave Reactor use to carry hydrothermal reaction at high pressure and high temperature. Hydrothermal synthesis reactor generally comes in a two variety; the first is Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) or Teflon lined hydrothermal autoclave reactors and the second is PPL lined autoclave. Hydrothermal reactor mainly made up of two parts; outer high-quality stainless steel jacket and inner Teflon liner or Teflon chamber. In the Teflon-lined autoclave, the reaction is carried out at maximum 240-degree Celsius (428 Fahrenheit), while the safe temperature is 200-degree Celsius (392 Fahrenheit). PPL lined reactor use for the reaction operate at higher temperature, where the safe temperature will be 260-degree Celsius (500 Fahrenheit) and the maximum operating temperature is 280-degree Celsius (536 Fahrenheit). This product extensively used in the scientific laboratory, research and development labs, institutional organizations, quality analysis section in industries etc.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 100
• Delivery Time: 2-3 days
• Packaging Details: standard