Hydrogenation reactors are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemical, rubber, pesticide, dye, and food. The working principle of a hydrogenation reactor is to achieve rapid reaction effects by mixing hydrogen, catalyst, and material thoroughly through high-speed stirring.

Materials: Alcohols, hydrogen, catalysts (palladium on carbon, Raney nickel, etc.) and materials (benzene, alkali, alkanes, phenols, etc.)

Volume: 100/200/500/1000L/2000L/3000L/5000L/8000L/10000L/
Temperature: 0~350°F

Pressure: -0.1mpa ~ 15mpa

Material: Common materials for contact parts include S31603, S30408, S32168, Hastelloy, and other non-ferrous metals like nickel.

Agitator: In a high-pressure hydrogenation reactor, the solid-liquid-gas three-phase mixture requires uniform hydrogen distribution, which is crucial for the reaction. To accelerate hydrogen mixing, generally, the following three methods are adopted:

1. The hydrogenation reactor typically features a reactor body with a gas distributor at the bottom, where hydrogen flows through the distributor from the bottom to the top of the container, thoroughly mixing with the material.

2. Our company utilizes a self-priming stirrer blade, which operates by creating a vacuum zone around the stirrer due to high rotation speed. The hydrogen gas at the top of the reactor is drawn into the material interior through the hollow shaft and the self-priming blade under the force of pressure difference. In the high-speed rotation, it is ejected into the material to form bubbles, thereby achieving thorough mixing.