The heart of many Chemical Engineering operations is the chemical reactor. This laboratory offers team-based and student-defined projects investigating reaction engineering problems in areas of interest within the chemical industry. To enhance the practical knowledge of industrial application of chemical reaction engineering a number of reactors like CSTR, Plug flow reactor, batch reactor, sonochemical reactor, photo chemical reactor etc are available in this laboratory.

List of Major Equipment

  • List of Major Equipment
  • Photochemical Reactor
  • Sonochemical Reactor

Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab

List of Experiments

Sl.No Description of Experiment
1 To determine the specific reaction constant for saponification of ethyl acetate with NaOH.
2 To determine the specific reaction rate constant at room temperature for the saponification reaction between ethyl acetate and sodium hydroxide in a tubular reactor.
3 To study the saponification reaction between ethyl acetate and sodium hydroxide in an isothermal mixed flow reactor and to determine the specific rate constant at room temperature.
4 To determine the variation of sodium hydroxide concentration with time from a semi batch reactor in which the saponification reaction takes place. Also to compare the theoretical and experimental value of outlet concentration at ambient temperature.
5 To determine the conversion of esterification reaction between ethanol and acetic acid using batch adiabatic reactor and to find order and rate constant of the reaction using differential approach.
6 To carry out the saponification reaction in a packed bed reactor by using ethyl acetate and sodium hydroxide and to determine the specific reaction rate constant.
7 To study the non-ideality of PFR and to plot the exit time distribution of the reactor i.e. to obtain C-curve, E- curve and F-curve and to find the vessel dispersion number.
8 To study the effect of temperature for reaction between non-equimolar (M≠1) quantities of sodium hydroxide and ethyl acetate in a batch reactor and to determine the activation energy and frequency factor using Arrhenius equation.
9 To determine the effect of substrate concentration on α –amylase by Shoffer-Somogyi method.
10 To determine RTD and plot f curve for experimental data obtained from mixed flow reactor.
11 To find the rate constant for the Degradation of Methylene blue dye in presence of Ultrasonic cavitation.
12 To find the rate constant for the Degradation of Methylene blue dye in presence of UV light.

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