Why does the chlorine injection amount need to be increased accordingly when raising the reforming reaction temperature to maintain the water-chlorine balance in the reforming reaction?
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Why does the chlorine injection amount need to be increased accordingly when raising the reforming reaction temperature to maintain the water-chlorine balance in the reforming reaction?
Because as the reaction temperature increases, the catalyst’s ability to retain chlorine decreases
What was said on the first floor is correct; you can check the operating instructions provided by the catalyst manufacturer. As the temperature rises, the catalyst’s ability to retain chlorine decreases; to maintain the water-chlorine balance, more chlorine needs to be added.
Follow the rules for increasing temperature, quantity, and chlorine dosage; as the catalyst load increases, the chlorine dosage must also be increased
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As the temperature rises, the catalyst’s ability to retain chlorine decreases; to maintain the water-chlorine balance, more chlorine needs to be added.