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What do you call the final product or products that exit from a reactor
Are you talking about a chemical reactor, or a nuclear reactor?jim1174 said:What do you call the final product or products that exit from a reactor
No. The feed is the stream that enters the reactor. The product is called the "product stream" or the "exit stream."jim1174 said:chemical I assume it would be the feed right
The final product that exits from a reactor is known as the effluent or effluent stream. This is the material that has been processed and separated within the reactor and is released as the output.
No, the final product that exits from a reactor can vary depending on the type of reactor and the specific process taking place. Different reactors are designed to produce different outputs, such as chemical compounds, fuels, or energy.
In most cases, the final product that exits from a reactor requires further processing before it can be used. This can include purification, separation, or refinement to meet specific standards or specifications.
The final product is typically collected and stored in tanks, containers, or pipelines after exiting the reactor. It may also undergo further treatment or processing before being transported for use or sale.
Waste products from a reactor are typically collected and treated separately from the final product. Depending on the type of reactor and the process involved, the waste may be recycled, disposed of, or treated to reduce its impact on the environment.