Caking at the inlet of the regenerated chlorine adsorption zone

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Since two nozzles for material discharge exceeded the temperature limit (220°C), it was determined that the discharge legs of the separation hopper were blocked, so operations were halted for emergency repair. Upon opening, lumps were found, blocking the outlet of the feeding tube. Please help analyze the reasons.

Reply #22019-09-15

What is this device? Is it continuous reforming?

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