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pyrolysis reaction

2020-01-05View Original

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What are the reasons for the high CO content in the ethylene cracking reaction?
Reply #22020-01-06
The sulfur content in the raw material is low, or the methanol content in the raw material is high; Excessive cracking depth, severe coking, etc.
Reply #32020-01-06
The high CO content is due to the reaction between water vapor and the coke on the furnace tubes; it seems that there is excessive coking.
Reply #42020-01-16
It is guessed that the temperature is too high or the residence time is too long, resulting in excessive reaction depth.

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