Batch Crystallizer/Batch type tank Crystallizer (Model No. HVO-MT-20)

HOVERLABS

  • Rs. 90,734.00
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Batch Crystallizer

Description

The set-up is designed to demonstrate and stimulate the phenomena of crystallization.
This operation involves both heat and mass transfer. Crystallization is the formation of solid particles within a homogeneous phase. Its wide use has a two-fold basis; a crystal formed from an impure solution is itself pure.
The setup consists of an open, jacketed and conical bottom vessel fitted with a low RPM agitator and a heater. Arrangement for Cooling water circulation and flow measurement  in jacket is made by using storage type water tank, a pump and a rotameter.
The feed/mother liquor is prepared in the crystallizer vessel itself using heater and stirrer. The hot super saturation solution in the crystallizer is then cooled by circulation of cooling water and crystals are formed. Necessary instrumentation is done for temp measurement.

Experiments

  • To study the performance of a Batch Crystallizer

Features

  • Superb Painted structure
  • Simple to operate & maintain.
  • Compact & stand-alone set up

Utilities Required

  • Electric supply Provide 230 +/- 10 VAC, 50 Hz, single phase
  • Chemicals commercial grade material as per choice

 Technical Specification

Crystallizer vessel

Jacketed Type Material SS, Cap.2 Ltrs. with conical bottom

Crystallizer Stirrer

FHP, Variable Speed

Water Circulation

FHP pump

Flow measurement

Using rotameter for cold water circulation

Receiving Tank

Material Stainless Steel, Capacity 5 liter with SS sieve

Cooling Water Tank

Material Stainless Steel, Capacity 30 liter

Heater

Nichrome wire heater

Temp. Sensors

RTD PT-100 type

Control panel

Digital Temp. Indicator: 0-199.9°C, with multi channel switch, On/off switch, Mains Indicator etc.

 

Batch type tank crystallizer, Made up of S.S. Jacketed tank with S.S. feed tank with heater, S.S. pump, Rotameter, multi zone temperature indicator, PID and suitable piping. Mounted on Suitable Frame Structure.