Are there still many devices that use MIP for catalysis nowadays?

2018-07-31View Original

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Are there still many devices that use MIP for catalysis nowadays?

Reply #22018-08-02

Domestically, MIP units are not widely used for catalysis

Reply #32018-08-02

It was the case in previous years; recently, there should be few cases or none at all.

Reply #42018-08-02

I heard that many people removed this MIP on their own, getting rid of the bulge at the top of the riser

Reply #52018-08-03

Later, few of the models that underwent technical upgrades were usable

Reply #62018-08-14

The Petrochemical Complex plans to implement MIP

Reply #72018-08-14

There are currently over 50 sets known, with an actual processing capacity of nearly 100 Mt/a, accounting for about 60% of the total catalytic processing volume in the country.

Reply #82018-08-15

100Mt/a？ Remove one 0, please?

Reply #92018-08-17

Is it easy to remove the MIP belly?

Reply #102018-08-18

Are there that many? I know that many companies under Sinopec have changed

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