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2017-01-17 View Original

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What is the carbonization reaction mechanism during the light oil steam conversion process?
Reply #2 2017-01-17
Answer: During the steam reforming of light oil, at a certain water-to-carbon ratio, carbon deposition is an inevitable thermodynamic process. The key is to select an appropriate catalyst and suitable process conditions in order to minimize carbon buildup and ensure normal operation. The carbonization reaction is a side reaction in the conversion process, and it is closely related to this process
Reply #3 2017-01-18
When alkanes are dehydrogenated, carbon is produced; this is described in detail in the book on fertilizer catalysts, in the chapter on hydrogen production from natural gas.

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