Design and development to de-bottlenecking – made simple

Reactor Design now hits Main Street - accessible beyond a small group of experts. It can be done now by process engineers and can be treated as another unit operation in their plant design and optimization.

  • Use one or more from a line of road-tested ready-to-use reactor modules that integrate built-in hydrodynamics, flow characteristics, fluid-solid interactions and heat, mass and phase transfer phenomena with process chemistry/ mechanism and kinetics to provide you the performance of each reactor type and operating mode.
  • It utilizes built-in thermo-physical and transports property databases to carry out the integrated model execution for each reactor module.
  • Models are built on fundamental principles of reaction engineering, and phenomenological and hydrodynamic behaviors of each reactor and avoiding empiricism to the extent possible.
  • Definition and 14-step details of ‘how-to’ build a robust reactor model are provided in a CEP cover-page publication authored by a member of the DIFREX team.

Follow a simple 3-step process to design the selected reactor or alternate reactors – promptly. Complete design and performance details appear instantly on the Work Page in pop-up plots and tables upon model execution. Use a similar process for development and de-bottlenecking.

Zoom in! ....you should find all you need

  • You have reached the Decision Gate with the preliminary design
  • Now, follow recommended steps toward testing, pilot/ demo campaigns (as necessary) to complete the final and detailed design with auxiliary systems, safety shields, emissions controls and reactor operation and control system design or call DIFREX
  • An entrepreneur, engineer or chemist should find the DIFREX model packages useful for innovative catalyst and process developments and monetize new idea or chemistry. The complete package (TECH SUITE™) can be helpful in a variety of tasks carried out routinely by a corporate R&D team for environment, energy, coal, biomass, chemicals, petrochemicals and minerals plants and projects.