Here is the question:
Will the temperature drop affect the glass reactor?
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If you are in the low temperature area, you should pay special attention to the fact that if the heat transfer medium used in the glass reactor interlayer and condenser tube is water.
You need to pay attention to the freezing condition at low temperature.
In a static state, the water will expand after freezing, which will burst the glass kettle body or the condenser tube.
Therefore, after the experiment, the water in the interlayer and the condenser should be drained to avoid freezing at low temperature.
Most people are facing the problem:
When the temperature drops, it will affect the heating rate of the glass reactor and reduce the efficiency.
Here we list the useful ways to solve this issue.
Use Special Insulation Cotton to Wrap the Glass Reactor
This is the simplest and most direct insulation method. It’s like we wear more clothes when it’s cold. This can effectively prevent excessive temperature loss and provide heating speed.
Properly increase the set temperature of the water-oil bath
Increased bath temperature allows glass reactor to accept higher temperature and shorten heating time.
When the instrument is close to the required operating temperature, lower the temperature of the oil bath to the actual operating temperature.
For example: when the actual operating temperature is 100°C, the temperature of the oil bath can be set to 120°C.
Then when the temperature of the reactor is close to 90 ℃, the temperature of the oil bath can be adjusted to 100 ℃.
This can effectively increase the heating rate and shorten the waiting time.
Do not fill up the solution in the glass reactor at one time
Add solution in batches to increase ramp rate.
The first liquid addition is about half of the capacity, and the temperature is close to the set temperature, and then the material is added to the reaction kettle.
You need to use the above three solutions to keep your glass reactor insulated during use according to your own situation.