stirred tank reactors

What Are the Advantages of Using Stirred Tank Reactors?

STRs offer several advantages, including:
High mixing efficiency that ensures uniform reaction conditions.
Flexibility in operating conditions and scalability.
Ease of temperature control due to efficient heat transfer.
Capability to handle multiple phases (solid, liquid, gas).

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