Are there any experienced technicians who have worked with parallel continuous reforming?
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Our plant is currently building a continuous reforming unit, and there are some issues that require learning about. Is anyone available to learn about these things together?
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Thank you very much for the reminder. During the preparation phase for commencing operations, it is necessary to determine whether water transport is required for certain components; those components that require water transport cannot be equipped with hydrogen-related systems, and as a result, there are not many possible procedures that can be followed
It must be transported by water; the reaction section is bypassed.
It must be transported by water; the reaction section is bypassed.
Water is highly harmful to the reforming and pre-hydrogenation catalysts, so the reaction section is bypassed during water transport.