At a holding temperature of 340–350 degrees in the converter, carbon monoxide undergoes decomposition, resulting in the formation of carbon
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At a holding temperature of 340–350 degrees in the converter, carbon monoxide undergoes a decomposition reaction, resulting in the formation of carbon. Does carbon precipitation not occur during normal production, or does it happen at 340-350? It doesn’t occur if the temperature is higher or lower than that?
Carbon deposition should not occur as long as the water vapor ratio is appropriate; however, improper operations during startup and shutdown may lead to it