Lecture

Chemical Reaction Engineering: Isothermal Reactor Design

Description

This lecture covers the design of isothermal reactors for chemical reactions, focusing on stoichiometry, rate laws, and concentration as a function of conversion. It includes examples of reactor sizing, stoichiometric tables, and solving for conversion. The lecture also discusses the application of the Chemical Reaction Engineering (CRE) algorithm to batch reactors and Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactors (CSTRs).

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