Why was the feed amount for the reformation process initially 45 tons? Why not 50 tons or 30 tons? Need help from experts!
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Need help with the feed requirements for continuous reforming!
At the beginning of the reformation process, the feed rate is usually 60% of the designed load
Every time I drive, whether after a power outage or during normal driving, why does the feed amount always stop increasing at 45 tons?
Why 60 percent? What happens if it’s higher, and what happens if it’s lower?
The air-to-hydrogen-oil ratio and other parameters determined during the initial design and construction of the unit determine the feed volume to that unit; the load on the unit is generally between 70% and 120%.
If the quantity is too large and reaches normal load levels, it will lead to an increase in defective products, difficulties in regulating the heat load, and a slower rate of product qualification – all of which are negative consequences. If the quantity is too small, less than 50% of the designed level, it will cause some equipment to operate improperly, preventing the achievement of gas-liquid phase equilibrium