Microwave reactor, continuous

Continuous membrane system, 21 638 Continuous microwave reactors (CMR), reactions in, 16 554 Continuous mixers, 16 722 Continuous nitrobenzene process, 17 252-253, 254... 

Cablewski T, Faux AF, Strauss CR (1994) Development and application of a continuous microwave reactor for organic synthesis. J Org Chem 59(12) 3408-3412... 

The continuous microwave reactor (CMR) was the first microwave system designed specifically for organic reactions (see Fig. 9.4)91. In that regard, as with the MBR, the... 

Figure 9.5 Commercial embodiment of the continuous microwave reactor (by Milestone MLS).

Chemat, F., Esveld, D.C., Poux, M. and DiMartino, J.L., The role of selective heating in the microwave activation of heterogeneous catalysis reactions using a continuous microwave reactor, /. Microwave Power Electromag. Energy, 1998, 2, 88. 

Microwave irradiation generates high temperatures and corresponding high pressures, and reactors should be equipped with pressure relief valves. This concern has limited the use and scale-up of microwave-enhanced reactions. A continuous microwave reactor has been described [32], and continuous flow reactors are available commercially for laboratory use [33]. 

Figure 2.26. Continuous microwave reactor with rotating quartz tube (Politechnika Krakowska).

Strauss (Australia) First continuous microwave reactor Mengal and Monpon (France) First patent on vacuum microwave hydrodistillation... 

Rgure 26.4 A novel continuous microwave reactor system (redrawn from Strauss and Trainor, 1995) 1 reactants for processing 2 metering pump 3 pressure transducer, 4 microwave cavity 5 reaction coil 6 temperature sensor 7 heat exchanger 8 pressure regulator 9 microprocessor controller 10 product vessel... 

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