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Distributions of Residence Times for Chemical Reactors
websites.umich.eduall other reactor types, the various atoms in the feed spend different times inside the reactor; that is, there is a distribution of residence times of the mate-rial within the reactor. For example, consider the CSTR; the feed introduced into a CSTR at any given time becomes completely mixed with the material already in the reactor.
Distributions of Residence Times for Chemical Reactors
www.umich.eduIn a gas–liquid continuous-stirred tank reactor (Figure 13-1), the gaseous reactant was bubbled into the reactor while the liquid reactant was fed through an inlet tube in the reactor’s side. The reaction took place at the gas–liquid interface of the bubbles, and the product was a liquid. The continu-