Temperature of catalyst unit waste solvent tank
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Dear sea friends, what is the temperature of the waste tank below the four rotors during normal operation? Here, the temperature used to be above 200 degrees; we carried out maintenance work and replaced the four-rotor nozzles as well as the critical nozzles. Now the temperature is below 100 degrees, around 80 degrees generally. Is this normal?
Hello, the temperature of the waste agent tank is usually influenced by various factors such as the properties of the feed, the design of the reactor, and operating conditions. Generally, a temperature of over 200 degrees in the waste agent tank may indicate strong reaction or decomposition activity. In the situation you mentioned, it is normal for the temperature to drop to around 80 degrees after replacing the four-rotor and critical nozzles; this indicates that the new equipment is able to control the heat release during the reaction more effectively, thereby reducing the temperature. It is recommended to continue monitoring the operational status and compare it with historical data to ensure the safe and stable operation of the system. If necessary, you can consult the equipment supplier or a professional engineer for more detailed analysis and recommendations. .
I think the low temperature is due to less catalyst loss; there is less catalyst in the waste catalyst tank, which is why the temperature has dropped. In the past, when catalyst was lost from the regenerator, the temperature was very high
Previously, the temperature followed a gradient, with three temperature sensors in total: the temperature was highest at the top and lowest at the bottom. Is it because there is no catalyst that the overall temperature is currently below 100 degrees?
I think it’s because less catalyst is being recovered, which is why the temperature is low
In other words, is this temperature normal, or is it due to poor trirotational efficiency resulting in a low catalyst content?