Abstract
This paper describes the design and use of a rotating disk apparatus for studying reactions between fluids and solid surfaces. The apparatus is capable of operation in extremely corrosive liquid environments under controlled pressures and temperatures up to 70 atm and 150°C. The design includes a unique magnetic drive assembly that allows the disk to be rotated in the high pressure reactor vessel without the need of a stuffing box seal. All parts that contact corrosive fluids are fabricated from Hastelloy alloys and Teflon. A special feature of the reactor vessel is its ready conversion to a high pressure visual cell.
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