Jacketed glass reactor is one of the important types of glass reactors. It is a compartment designed to control the temperature of its material, using a cooling or heating “shell” around the reactor through which a refrigerant or heating fluid circulates. The housing can allow a uniform heating trade between the circulating fluid and the vessel joints.
There are several notable jacket reactors, which include: dimple jacket, paint rings, medium pipe curl jacket, and conventional jacket. These jackets have their highlights. As a type of chemical reactor, an encapsulated one is generally used to eliminate the high heat of the response or to reduce the thickness of highly viscous liquids. Especially, cooling jackets have a vital function.
The design of a chemical glass reactor includes a mechanism that will regulate the pressure and temperature. The chemical components
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