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Acetic acid pyrolysis carbonization

2022-06-14View Original

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The acetic acid cracking furnace produces ethylene through cracking; carbon deposition occurs in the catalyst and acetic acid gas mixer as well as in the quench tower, resulting in abnormal negative pressure in the system. Especially, there are a large number of tubes in the mixer – what causes this, and are there any effective ways to reduce it and extend the operational cycle?
Reply #22022-06-14
If the naphtha stays in the pipes for too long, increase the flow rate after coking removal.

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