The stainless steel mixing tank is actually a processed chemical container, which is designed in different styles in order to adapt to different chemical solvents. But no matter which style it is, there is a problem that should be paid attention to, and that is the problem of solid precipitation in the solvent. When a large amount of solvent is chemically reacted in the kettle, the solid matter in the solvent will inevitably slowly settle to the bottom of the stirring tank.
When more and more solid matter fills the bottom of the mixing tank, it will affect the normal operation of the thermal insulation layer at the bottom. Once the thermal cycle is interrupted or disrupted, it means that the chemical action in the stainless steel mixing tank does not play a role in application. We may solve it by adding a stainless steel mixing tank bottom. As long as this tank bottom is installed, the solid matter will only settle on it, instead of falling into the bottom of the stirring tank, maintaining the continuity of heat conduction and solving the problem of chemical reaction failure.
