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Special Purpose Reactor
Special-purpose Reactor is used for various chemical reactions for a production / research in high pressure·high temperature such as hydrothermal synthesis, polymerization, catalyst reaction, self-propagating synthesis, rotating reaction, non-catalytic bio-diesel reaction,steam explosion, ultra high temperature reaction, ultra high pressure reaction, continuous reaction and uniform parallel reaction. |
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| Hydrothermal Reactor
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Polymerization Reactor
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Hydrogenation Reactor |
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| Hydrothermal synthesis means the techniques crystallizing substances such as metal salt, oxide, hydrate, or metal powders which depend on solubility, temperature, pressure and solute concentration in solution or suspension.(Read more) |
Polymerization is a process of reacting monomer molecules together in a chemical reaction to form polymer chains.
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Hydrogenation, includes hydrogenolysis and hydrocracking, is a chemical reaction between molecular hydrogen (H2) and another compound or element, usually in the presence of a catalyst.(Read more) |
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| Catalytic Reactor |
Self-propagating Reactor |
Rotary Reactor |
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| A catalysis is a reaction maintains the best conditions for rapid and accurate process. (Read more) |
Self-Propagating high temperature synthesis (SHS) is a method for reducing inorganic compounds by exothermic reactions
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The Rotary Reactor is an in-vessel aerobic treatment process, which has been used as a pre-treatment process for the production of compost from solid wastes, such as municipal solid waste, biosolids, or animal manure
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| Special Reactor |
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| Special reactor is an reactor for special chemical reaction in high temperature / high pressure condition such as non-catalytic bio-diesel reaction,steam explosion, ultra high temperature reaction, ultra high pressure reaction, continuous reaction and uniform parallel reaction
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