Imperfect Mixing in a Stirred Tank Reactor Demonstration

Mixing in a Stirred Tank Reactor can leave you with a few issues: Dead Zones and Bypassing, and you will need to take residence time of the reactant in the Tank into consideration.
To learn more about the difference between Ideal and Real Time Stirred Tank Reactors, visit AIChE’s Essentials of Chemical Engineering for Operators course, www.aiche.org/ela117.

[@katherinejohnson8029]

Perfectly explained!

[@vishalverma210]

Thanks.. Please make similar video for other reactors, PFR, PBR, Batch reactor..

[@omarbarghouth5429]

Thanx, can you explain me please, what is back mixing?

[@majedaljaber134]

Thanks a lot!

[@amanbhadani7562]

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[@SumitKumar-eh7bd]

What if the inlet is at bottom anf outlet at the top ? Can we avoid the bypassing problem then ?

[@vidarahmatnejad394]

No. It's not the matter of location. It's mainly because some reactants just skip the path that goes to impellers and are never mixed or shortly mixed

[@benjaminbarrenechea2233]

this video have analog horror vibes... very useful anyway!!!

[@luigipopdrop2444]

Houston, we have a problem

[@amanbhadani7562]

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