What are the differences between isothermal and adiabatic transformations in a shift reactor?
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Let’s talk about the differences between isothermal transformations and adiabatic transformations.
Simply put, an isothermal transformation involves controlling the transformation temperature and removing heat during the transformation process； Adiabatic transformation, in which no heat is removed during the transformation process.
Isothermal conversion controls the reaction temperature of the catalyst bed through heat exchange inside the converter, while adiabatic conversion relies on heat exchange outside the converter, with the bed temperature rising continuously as the reaction proceeds.