An enzymatic hydrolysis reactor, also known as an enzymatic hydrolysis tank, enzymatic reaction tank, or enzymatic reactor, is a stainless-steel vessel that provides the temperature required for enzymatic hydrolysis processes. It also offers stirring and mixing functions to maintain enzyme activity, facilitate enzyme action, and accelerate and complete the biological reaction process.
Biological enzymatic hydrolysis technology utilizes suitable biological catalysts (i.e., biological enzymes) to decompose substances, accelerate the decomposition and conversion process, and transform them into utilizable materials to achieve the objectives of experiments or production processes. In simple terms, an enzymatic reactor uses enzymes to separate substances or accelerate biological synthesis.
The tank body is equipped with a feeding port and a discharging port. The stirring mechanism includes a stirring motor and a stirring impeller. The stirring motor is installed at the top of the tank body, and its stirring shaft passes through the tank shell to be fixedly connected with the stirring impeller in the tank cavity. A discharging control valve is set on the discharging port of the tank body.
