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Anti-sulfidation is also limited by the height-to-diameter ratio of the shift reactor.

2018-11-01View Original

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Anti-sulfidation is also limited by the height-to-diameter ratio of the shift reactor. Why is backflowing also related to the height-to-diameter ratio?
Reply #22018-11-02
Is it related? Where did the theory come from? :P
Reply #32018-11-07
I’d like to learn about it; I hope experts can help answer my questions
Reply #42018-11-09
Haven’t heard of it. What’s the principle?
Reply #52019-03-28
May I ask where experts obtained this authentic theoretical knowledge?
Reply #62019-03-28
I have been working in sulfur-tolerant shift reactions for many years; this is the first time I’ve heard of it. Where did you learn about this?

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