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Catalytic dry gas

2018-06-20View Original

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Where do the oxygen, nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide in catalytic dry gas come from? ?
Reply #22018-06-20
Raw materials and coked catalyst are carried along.
Reply #32018-06-21
Oxygen is carried for sampling, and it will all be converted to nitrogen
Reply #42018-06-21
What does it mean by \"contained in the raw materials\"? ?
Reply #52018-06-21
Isn’t it a closed sampling method? ? Will oxygen get mixed in during sampling? ?
Reply #62018-06-21
So the oxygen is carried there by the catalyst, right? ?
Reply #72018-06-21
Insufficient catalyst degassing results in its remaining in the reaction products
Reply #82018-06-21
Even if degassing is thorough, some will still end up in the dry gas, right? ?
Reply #92018-06-27
This is normal; although there is a degassing setting, it cannot guarantee complete removal of gas, so it’s normal for dry gas to contain air – it’s just a matter of degree!

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