Vessel types are available in Stainless Steel or Hastelloy. Commonly volumes are 16 ml, 25 ml, and 50 ml reactors, all stirred and with separate temperature control. Larger volumes, up to 500 ml are ...

There are three basic types of laboratory reactor: high-pressure, mini, and stirred. When looking to acquire a stirred reactor, operating pressure should be the first consideration, bearing in mind ...

The BioXplorer 5000 is a lab-scale ... insulated vessels from 1-5 L available in both glass and Stainless Steel. Stainless Steel reactors are available as high-pressure variants, capable of ...

Pressure Vessels – Glassware Regular laboratory glassware should not be used as high pressure reaction flasks for air-free procedures. Specially designed heavy-wall tubes/bottles/flasks which are ...

US-based Kairos Power has completed design, construction, and installation of the reactor vessel for its second non-nuclear ...

The LR 1000 basic is a cost efficient, modular laboratory reactor ... can be as high as 120ºC. The temperature of the heating source, which is located at the bottom of the vessel, is controlled ...

This rigorous testing, conducted at the Advanced Test Reactor (ATR ... release occurs in cases of vessel failure. This also eliminates the need for high-pressure-resistant containment.

The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL ... the doughnut-like shape of conventional tokamaks and can produce ...