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What is the curvature degree of the continuous reforming catalyst transfer pipeline?

2012-11-17View Original

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What is the curvature degree of the continuous reforming catalyst transfer pipeline? What are the requirements for the wall thickness of delivery pipelines?
Reply #22012-12-01
The slope of the riser pipe for the reforming catalyst is not less than 60 degrees, and it is rarely expressed in terms of curvature. The thickness of the lift pipeline is related to the pressure level of the hydrogen (nitrogen) being lifted; generally, the lift pipelines for generations 1 and 2 are thicker, while those for generation 3 are slightly thinner.

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