Article | REF: AF6310 V1

Ultrasounds and sonochemistry

Authors: Christian PÉTRIER, Nicolas GONDREXON, Primius BOLDO

Publication date: January 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    3. Sonochemical reactors

    The design of the sonochemical reactor must take into account the constraints of chemistry (corrosion), chemical engineering (mixing) and acoustics (vibration transmission).

    This design must also take into account the type of reaction mechanism, favoring the number of effective sites available.

    The concept of a reactor essentially involves defining the way in which the medium is irradiated, and in particular whether the system is closed (§ 3.1 ) or open (§ ...

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