What is difference between GLR and SSR reactors

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GLR and SSR reactors are different in terms of their design and purpose.

GLR stands for Gas-Liquid Reactor, while SSR stands for Solid-State Reactor.
GLR reactors are used for reactions involving gases and liquids, while SSR reactors are used for reactions involving solids.
GLR reactors typically have a gas phase and a liquid phase, with the reactants and catalysts dissolved or suspended in the liquid phase.
SSR reactors, on the other hand, have a solid phase where the reactants and catalysts are present.
An example of a GLR reactor is a bubble column reactor used for gas-liquid reactions, while an example of an SSR reactor is a fixed-bed reactor used for solid-state reactions.

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GLR is a glass line reactor in this reactor corrosive and acid batches takes place and ssr is stainless steel line reactor in this reactor base batches takes place..

What is difference between GLR and SSR reactors

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