Role of the partially regenerated chlorine injection heater in the continuous reforming reaction
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This post was last edited by wlf1234 on 2019-8-29 at 14:58. The device has been in use for almost two years without any issues; it’s likely because they are concerned that the casing might get corroded and allow water to enter. What is its exact function? Better dispersion effect? Atomize first?
It is generally necessary to do this in order to ensure that the chlorides are fully atomized at the nozzle of the regenerator, resulting in good dispersion~
I think the casing might suffer from corrosion and water leakage