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What are the consequences if there is a high amount of C1 and C2 in the catalytic cracking rich gas compressor?

2017-07-07View Original

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What are the consequences if there is an excess of hydrogen, C1, and C2 in the catalytic cracking rich gas compressor? What will happen to the air pressure machine?
Reply #22017-07-07
Why? Is it because the components are light and not easily compressible?
Reply #32017-07-08
Right. It cannot be compressed effectively at the operating temperature and pressure of the compressor.

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