Operation status of CO isothermal shift
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Everyone: Those with experience in operating isothermal converters could please share their insights on how such operations proceed. Also, does the bed temperature of the converter fluctuate? Is it necessary to use high-pressure nitrogen to address bed temperature spikes?
According to theoretical design, the furnace temperature is only related to steam pressure. However, in actual production, when the load is high, the furnace temperature rises, but overheating does not occur. The function of the nitrogen gas system is to displace water vapor during shutdown, thereby preventing condensation over an extended period and avoiding any impact on the catalyst. We’re using it now; it’s quite stable. Simple to operate
As long as the steam pressure remains stable, the isothermal shift reactor operates more stably than in adiabatic operation.
Hello! Could we discuss the specific usage of your isothermal furnaces? Thank you!