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Why are catalysts B and C mixed together before being added to the reactor in the polypropylene production process?

2022-02-04View Original

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Catalyst B: Triethylaluminum. Catalyst C: An electron-donating agent, also known as a silane. I’ve worked at two facilities, where B and C are mixed together before being added to the reactor. Why is that? Hope the expert can answer
Reply #22022-05-14
1. Mix well for excellent spraying results; 2. Fewer nozzles save costs and reduce failure rates{:3_53:}

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