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Plan for putting the isothermal hydrogen production reactor into operation?

2008-01-05View Original

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To my workshop’s hydrogen production facility, an isothermal reactor was added before its initial operation. Since there is an adequate supply of coking dry gas as a raw material, the isothermal reactor has not been put into use. With the increasing amount of hydrogen being used now, and considering the use of some of the catalytic dry gas as a raw material, could anyone please provide some guidelines and key points regarding the operation of isothermal reactors? How can the initial bed temperature of the catalyst be increased?
Reply #22008-01-06
I’m not sure what medium is used for heat extraction in your device – water or heat transfer oil? Raise the temperature first before putting it into use
Reply #32008-01-06
The medium is water. The heat transfer oil is used in a variable-temperature reactor.

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