Lecture

Multi-injection Microreactors

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Description

This lecture discusses the design and operation of multi-injection microreactors for handling exothermic reactions. It covers the use of microchannel reactors to distribute heat and reduce hot spots, as well as the impact of reactor length, diameter, and number of injections on the reaction. The lecture also explores the estimation of adiabatic temperature rise, heat transfer mechanisms, and the reduction of hot spots through equal and unequal flow partition strategies.

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