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Regarding the issues with the reforming pre-hydrogenation reactor

2020-01-11View Original

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In my process, after the material comes out of the furnace, it normally goes into the reactor. However, there is also another route that bypasses the reactor; both routes have pipes of the same diameter. I would like to ask what the purpose of this bypass route is and when it is used
Reply #22020-01-11
Used to disconnect the reactor in an accident scenario.
Reply #32020-01-29
Reactor cross-wires are generally of little use; they might be needed during the first commissioning, but many designs now omit them

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