Which of the following types of reactors is the safest from operation point of view ?

Correct answer: B. A vapor phase reactor

  • A. Pot type reactor
  • B. A vapor phase reactor
  • C. A liquid phase reactor
  • D. A liquid phase catalytic reactor

Explanation

A vapor-phase reactor generally has a smaller liquid inventory and avoids hazards associated with boiling, liquid leakage and catalyst slurry handling, making it safer in operation. Pot-type and liquid-phase reactors can also have poorer heat removal and greater runaway risk.

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