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Risks of changing the batch reaction process in the reactor to a fixed-bed continuous reaction process

2018-09-19View Original

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There is a concern: currently, an intermittent reaction process is used in the reaction vessels, with liquid raw materials and solid powder catalysts. If we were to switch to a continuous fixed-bed reaction process, what risks might exist from a process perspective?
Reply #22018-09-19
It mainly depends on the heat effect of the reaction; excessively high temperatures usually lead to a decrease in catalyst activity
Reply #32018-09-20
There are many factors related to the resistance of liquid raw materials in a fixed-bed reactor, such as whether they will clog, their flowability, and so on

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