chemical plant batch Fractionating reactor
Batch fractionating reactors in chemical factories typically refer to batch operated equipment that combines reaction and fractionation functions, used for the treatment of heat sensitive or precision separated products in fine chemical or pharmaceutical production.
In chemical production, a "batch reactor" refers to a device that reacts a batch of raw materials before discharging the product. And 'fractionating' refers to the process of separating a mixture into different components by distillation based on boiling point differences. Although "Fractionating reactor" is not a standard term, in practical applications, some batch reactors integrate fractionation columns to remove by-products or low boiling components in real-time during the reaction process, thereby improving reaction efficiency or selectivity.
This type of chemical plant batch Fractionating reactor system is commonly used in scenarios where high value-added chemicals, pharmaceutical intermediates, or fragrances require flexible batch switching and strict control of reaction conditions.
Functional and structural characteristics of chemical plant batch Fractionating reactor
Usually equipped with stirring devices, heating/cooling jackets, fractionation columns, and condensers.
chemical plant batch Fractionating reactor can achieve integrated operation of reaction, distillation, and reflux.
Mostly used in the fine chemical or pharmaceutical industry for small-scale and multi variety production.
The material is often glass, glass lined steel, or stainless steel to prevent corrosion

Fractionating Packing Column tower for chemical plant