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Spinning Disk Reactors: TF-SDR and RS-SDR

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This lecture covers the design and operation of Thin-film Spinning Disk Reactors (TF-SDR) and Rotor-stator Spinning Disk Reactors (RS-SDR). It discusses the principles, applications, and performance of these reactors, focusing on mass and heat transfer, flow structures, and scale-up examples.

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