tubular reactors

What are the Types of Tubular Reactors?

Tubular reactors can be broadly classified into two types:
1. Packed Bed Reactors: These contain a bed of solid catalyst particles.
2. Coated-Wall Reactors: These have a thin layer of catalyst coating the inner walls of the reactor.

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