The subsequent reactor analyzed was the intensified continuous pRS-SDR. This setup incorporated the reactor and an LED-based floodlight, both housed within a stainless steel casing (Figure ). The reactor's design features a fast rotating disk (the rotor) encased in narrow-fitting housing, called the stator. The stator is strategically placed 2 mm away from the rotor, resulting in a multifaceted geometry with several reflective, non-transparent stainless-steel components. The irradiation process is facilitated through a quartz window, serving as the upper stator. Comprehensive characterization of the floodlight was undertaken, which was then integrated into a detailed model of the entire assembly, as depicted in Figure .