Regarding the issue of hydrogenation catalysts
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Will insufficient strength of the catalyst carrier in hydrogenation reforming affect the desulfurization efficiency?
Of course it will. If the catalyst does not have sufficient strength, it will break down under certain pressures, resulting in a low degree of dispersion. This leads to an increase in pressure differences across the catalyst, higher power consumption, and reduced catalyst activity!
Insufficient strength, prone to crushing, increased pressure drop, reduced activity, poor desulfurization effect