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2018-11-09View Original

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When a regenerated catalyst is put into use, the material adsorbs onto the surface of the catalyst, generating a large amount of adsorption heat; this leads to a sharp rise in the temperature of the catalyst bed and the occurrence of side reactions. How can this adsorption heat be eliminated?
Reply #22018-11-09
That device? There must be a cooling medium or substance to carry away the heat.
Reply #32018-11-10
Pre-wetting with low-temperature oil circulation for the first feeding

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