The hydrogenation reactor needs to maintain a certain reaction temperature – is heating required?

2017-01-13 View Original

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The hydrogenation reactor needs to maintain a certain reaction temperature – is heating required?

Reply #2 2017-01-13

The inlet needs to be heated, and heat exchange can be utilized with the reaction products.

Reply #3 2017-01-14

It should be maintained by the reaction temperature; if the temperature shows a clear downward trend after remaining constant for a certain period, the reaction is likely to be complete

Reply #4 2017-01-15

Hydrogenation units are all equipped with reaction heating furnaces; however, in some of these units, the reaction heating furnace is used only once at the start-up stage to heat the reactor, and after normal production begins, heat exchange through the heat exchangers is sufficient to meet the temperature requirements of the reactor

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