What is the difference between SOR and EOR operating conditions?
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SOR: start of run; EOR: end of run. What is the difference between these two conditions?
SOR (start of operation) EOR (end of operation)
What are the differences between the early stage and the late stage of operation?
What is the difference between the beginning balance and the ending balance?
It seems you haven’t thought things through regarding these 2 words. . . . .
For reactive equipment, such as hydrogenation reactors, cracking furnaces, and so on. In the early stages of operation, the catalyst in the reactor has high activity, requiring a lower reaction temperature ； In the initial stage, the furnace tubes suffer less scaling, consume less fuel gas, and the surface temperature of the furnace tubes is lower. Towards the end of its operation, the catalyst’s activity decreases, requiring a higher reaction temperature. Towards the end of the furnace’s operation, the furnace tubes become heavily scaled, resulting in high thermal resistance and poor heat transfer; more fuel gas is required, and the temperature on the surface of the furnace tubes rises. Wait. These are the operating states under two different conditions.
Where in China can I obtain data on the operation cycles for molecular sieve EOR and SOR?
Where in China can I obtain data on the operation cycles for molecular sieve EOR and SOR? We are now participating in bidding, and the client requires data on the operation cycles of molecular sieve EOR and SOR methods. We are looking for an agency to help us with this task. Thank you.
Suppliers of molecular sieves have the capability to do this. Patent holders of molecular sieves such as UOP and Shanghai Lüqiang.