Reactor system for continuous flow reactions
Assigneehte GmbH the high throughput experimentation company
InventorsStephan A. SCHUNK, Jaroslaw Michael MORMUL, Frank GUELLICH, Oliver KOECHEL, Michael DEJMEK
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Assigneehte GmbH the high throughput experimentation company
InventorsStephan A. SCHUNK, Jaroslaw Michael MORMUL, Frank GUELLICH, Oliver KOECHEL, Michael DEJMEK
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The invention relates to a reactor system for continuous flow reactions that comprises at least two blocks (1, 2), two interlayers (8, 9) and a contact pressure device, and at least one inlet (10) and one outlet (11), wherein the first block (1), the interlayers (8, 9) and the second block (2) form a stacked arrangement fixed by the contact pressure device and, in the reactor system, at least one interlayer comprises a sealing layer (8) and one interlayer comprises channel structure element (9) comprising a reaction channel, wherein the inlet (10) is functionally connected to the inlet side of the reaction channel and the outlet (11) to the outlet side of the reaction channel, and the stacked arrangement is detachable.
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A reactor system for continuous flow reactions that comprises at least two blocks, two interlayers and a contact pressure device, and at least one inlet and one outlet, wherein the first block, the interlayers and the second block form a stacked arrangement fixed by the contact pressure device and, in the reactor system, at least one interlayer comprises a sealing layer and one interlayer comprises channel structure element comprising a reaction channel, wherein the reaction channel of the channel structure element takes a meandering course and the diameter of the reaction channel is in the range of 50-2500 μm and the depth of the reaction channel in the range of 10-1500 μm, and wherein the inlet is functionally connected to the inlet side of the reaction channel and the outlet to the outlet side of the reaction channel, and the stacked arrangement is detachable.
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