Cooling by direct contact
Conventional cooling methods are limited by the heat transfer surface or by the temperature of the cooling fluid.
To avoid these limitations, we can introduce liquid nitrogen or carbon dioxide as dry ice directly into the reactor. This takes maximum advantage of the frigories provided by either of these two products, producing drastic drops in temperature depending on the amount of nitrogen or carbon dioxide used. The temperature control system is also simple and effective. Different solenoid valves allow the cooling fluids to pass to the reactor based on the parameters set as limits (temperature, concentration, etc.).
