Catalytic fractional distillation corrosion inhibitor
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This post was last edited by h*ng on 2017-12-17 at 15:05. There are lines for injecting low-temperature corrosion inhibitors and neutralizing corrosion inhibitors in the overhead vapor line of the catalytic tower, and there is a line for injecting high-temperature corrosion inhibitors at the inlet of the intermediate pump – in total, there are three such corrosion inhibitor lines. Could someone please explain this? Thank you!
Do you have these pipelines on site? We only have one pipeline that leads to the oil and gas at the top of the fractionator; we are currently using neutralizers and corrosion inhibitors
Add a corrosion inhibitor to the top of the fractionation tower, and add a scale inhibitor to the bottom oil slurry system
Our corrosion inhibitor is also one at the top of the tower
Is this also divided into high and low temperatures? (Our corrosion inhibitor is also one at the top of the tower.)