Hole-jetting type mixer-reactor
A hole-jetting type mixer-reactor, comprises the following parts: a first feeding port, a second feeding port, an outer casing, an inner casing, jet holes and a mixing reaction zone. The inner casing is inside the outer casing, and the lower portion of the outer casing forms a buffer chamber with the inner casing. The first feeding port connects with the inner casing to constitute one flow channel, and the second feeding port connects with the buffer chamber to form the other flow channel. The jet holes are on the wall of the inner casing situated at lower portion of the buffer chamber. The mixing reaction zone is inside the inner casing below the jet holes. The cross section of the inner casing is rectangular or rectangle-like. The mixer-reactor can achieve a fast mixing of two reactant streams which reacts with instantaneous, complicated parallel or consecutive competing reactions. The time scale of the mixing process is several milliseconds.
1. A hole-jetting type mixer-reactor, comprising the following parts: a first feeding port and a second feeding port, an outer casing, an inner casing, jet holes and a mixing reaction zone; the inner casing is inside the outer casing, and the lower portion of the outer casing forms a buffer chamber with the inner casing; the first feeding port connects with the inner casing to form one flow channel, and the second feeding port connects with the buffer chamber to form the other flow channel; the jet holes are on the wall of the inner casing which is located at the lower portion of the buffer chamber; the mixing reaction zone is located inside the inner casing below the jet holes; the inner casing is a platode pipe with rectangular or rectangle-like cross section, the said rectangle-like cross section is a rectangle with four right-angled corners being rounded or a rectangle-like plane with a rectangular central portion and two arcuate side portions, and the length l 2 of two long sides of the said cross section is greater than the perpendicular distance l 1 between the two long sides, wherein the perpendicular distance l 1 between the two long sides of the cross section of the inner casing is 5-50 mm, and the inside sectional area of the inner casing S A satisfies the following relationship
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Q
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wherein, u A is the flow rate of stream A in the platode channel before mixing, m/s;
u B is the flow rate of stream B passing through the jet holes, m/s;
Q A and Q B are the volume flow rates of stream A and B, respectively, m 3 /h;
S A is the inside sectional area of the inner casing, m 2 ;
n is the number of jet holes;
S h is the cross sectional area of each jet hole, m 2 ;
when both stream A and stream B are liquids with their viscosities less than 200 mPa·S, the velocity of stream A, u A is 1-40 m/s; otherwise when the streams are gases, u A is 2-150 m/s.
2. The mixer-reactor according to claim 1 , wherein the perpendicular distance l 1 between the two long sides is 8-30 mm, and the length l 2 of the two long sides satisfies the following relationship: 3≦u B /u A ≦10; when both stream A and stream B are liquids with their viscosities less than 200 mPa·S, the velocity of stream A, u A is 3-20 m/s; otherwise when the streams are gases, u A is 5-40 m/s.
3. The mixer-reactor according to claim 2 , wherein the shape of the jet holes is one selected from the group consisting of a circle, ellipse, square, rectangle, and rhombus; the axial direction of the jet holes has an included angle β of 0-70° with the plane which is perpendicular to the streamwise direction in the inner casing.
4. The mixer-reactor according to claim 3 , wherein the included angle β is 0-45°.
5. The mixer-reactor according to claim 4 , wherein the jet holes are arranged on the wall of the inner casing at the same horizontal line, and the distances from each jet hole to the outlet of the mixing reaction zone are equal; the relationship of the distance d 2 between two adjacent jet holes and the equivalent diameter d 1 of the jet holes is 1.1≦d 2 /d 1 ≦8; the jet holes on two long sides are arranged oppositely or stagger to each other.
6. The mixer-reactor according to claim 5 , wherein the relationship of the distance d 2 between two adjacent jet holes and the equivalent diameter d 1 of the jet hole is 1.5≦d 2 /d 1 ≦3.