RTD Packed Bed Reactor Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-TWL-11791
Quick Answer: The RTD Packed Bed Reactor Apparatus is a borosilicate glass column packed with Raschig rings for studying residence time distribution and axial dispersion with a tracer pulse. Water enters through a bottom liquid distributor, and samples are taken from the top outlet.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Borosilicate glass reactor column packed with borosilicate glass Raschig rings, 8–10 mm.
Stainless steel feed tank, 20 litres, with feed moved by compressed air.
Liquid distributor at the bottom of the column.
Syringe arrangement for injecting tracer at the lower end.
Rotameter with needle valve; pressure regulator and gauge in the air line.
Powder-coated rigid structure; control panel with on/off switch and mains indicator.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
Reactor column
Borosilicate glass
Packing
Raschig rings, borosilicate glass, 8–10 mm (approx.)
Feed tank
Stainless steel, 20 litres
Feed circulation
Compressed air
Flow measurement
Rotameter
Compressed air
2 bar, 0.25 CFM
About This Product
Axial diffusion and dispersion in packed beds matter in the design and operation of separation equipment and chemical reactors, and the tracer technique is the usual way to study them. Students perturb the bed with a pulse of tracer, sample the outlet periodically and plot the RTD curve, from which the dispersion number is determined. Educational Lab Equipments can supply and export the RTD Packed Bed Reactor Apparatus to Bolivia, France, Guyana, Afghanistan and Zambia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the experiment determine?
The RTD curve for the packed bed reactor and the dispersion number, from samples taken after a pulse tracer input.
What is the column packed with?
Raschig rings of borosilicate glass, about 8 to 10 mm, inside a borosilicate glass column.