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Transformation unit shutdown replacement

2019-05-31View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: when a transformation unit is shut down, is it necessary to use a continuous replacement method to replace that unit? Should we still use the voltage regulation mode? Or should consecutive permutations be carried out for a period of time first, followed by pressure-raising and lowering permutations?
Reply #22019-06-11
It depends; if there is sufficient nitrogen available, continuous displacement can be carried out. Generally, hot nitrogen is used, while we employ intermittent displacement at 0.4 MPa.
Reply #32019-07-02
Yes, this also provides some protection for the catalyst, preventing a sudden drop in its temperature caused by the introduction of cold nitrogen into the hot bed layer, which could otherwise have an adverse effect on the catalyst.

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