Installation of loading/unloading ports on the Klaus reactor
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Last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-9 09:08: Location of the loading/unloading ports on the Klaus reactor
The title had better be more specific. This way, everyone can express their opinions.
Have you ever encountered corrosion at the catalyst loading and unloading ports of Klaus reactors? What are the causes of corrosion? What are some tips for setting the location?
Apart from the manhole, the reactor is not equipped with any further catalyst loading and unloading ports
It must be difficult to unload, right? All of our designs come equipped with loading and unloading ports. Since the unloading port slopes downward, the factory reported that sulfur would accumulate on the flange of this port, eventually leading to leakage points. I would like to ask if anyone has encountered such a problem and how it was resolved.
At the location of the desulfurization outlet, ceramic balls are generally used. There are many reasons for this type of corrosion: First, sulfur dew point corrosion, which is related to whether there are significant fluctuations in the temperature of the bed layer. Second, wet hydrogen sulfide corrosion. More data is needed to make an accurate assessment; your current data levels are too low