I would like to ask hydrogenation experts about the pressure drop at the beginning and end of the reactor operation
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Due to the programming of reactors (fixed-bed and trickle-bed), it is necessary to understand the initial and final pressure drops, reaction pressures (actual operating data of the plant), as well as the processing capacity of the plant for processes such as gasoline hydrogenation, diesel hydrogenation, and wax oil hydrogenation in hydrorefining units. Thank you all first!
Do you mean that wax oil hydrogenation is hydrocracking? The pressure drop for refined products is higher; it’s around 0.14–0.2 MPa per bed layer, with the total pressure drop being around 0.2–0.3 MPa