Computerized Chemical Reactor

This unit demonstrates chemical synthesis in order to materialize multiple types of products.
Chemical Engineering
Item Number: 
REA/3000
Chemical Engineering Training Equipment
Chemical Engineering Training Equipment

Pignat's Computerized Chemical Reactor (REA/3000) is a one-gallon, controlled, multi-purpose, jacketed glass reactor system specifically designed for education and research. This unit supports the study of controlled batch chemical reactions and allows students to operate and experience reaction processes and modify the variables upon which the reactions being studied are based.

The unit demonstrates chemical synthesis in order to materialize multiple types of products. Temperatures and flows are measured and controlled using a convenient touch-screen interface. A thermostatic heating bath allows students to control the heating to the reactor. Glass components, including reactor and condenser, allow students to see the reaction process from beginning to end.

Features

  • Study of chemical reactions with various parameters
  • Tabletop unit
  • Data acquisition

Instrumentation

  • 5 temperature probes Pt100Ω
  • Air flowmeter
  • Water flowmeter

Specifications

  • Glass reactor, jacketed, glass cover, reflux head with distillation valve
  • Stirrer, SS/PTFE shaft and mobile
  • Glass coil condenser, jacketed
  • Glass reagent feed funnel, draining valve, and filling hole
  • Heating group

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Manufacturer: 
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Pignat SAS

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