OEM Reactor heating system specification

The reactor heating system is a key equipment dedicated to controlling and regulating temperature during chemical reactions. It indirectly heats the reaction mixture in the reactor by injecting a heat transfer medium, such as hot water, steam or thermal oil, into the jacket or coil of the reactor. The heating system can accurately control the temperature according to different process requirements to ensure that the chemical reaction is carried out under optimal conditions, thereby improving the reaction efficiency and product quality. The reactor heating system usually includes components such as a heating unit, a temperature sensor, a temperature control instrument and a circulation pump, which can achieve automatic or semi-automatic temperature control and is suitable for a variety of application scenarios such as chemical synthesis, catalytic reactions in laboratory research, small batch production and large-scale industrial production. In addition, some advanced systems also have refrigeration functions, which can flexibly switch between heating and cooling to meet more complex reaction conditions.