How to operate chemical feeding to achieve stability and minimal fluctuations.

This is a comprehensive issue: 1. Technical expertise, which means understanding the mechanism of the reaction and the heat absorption process, and then having a clear idea of the procedure in mind； 2. Preparation: Before feeding the material, it is necessary to have a clear understanding of the valves (leakage conditions, operating behavior), and to carefully carry out fine adjustments at low valve positions to ensure smooth operation ； 3. Experience: Study hard* – understand the approximate ratio between the amount of material added and the amount of gas used. Otherwise, the addition of material will cause the temperature to drop significantly; fearing this, increasing the amount of fuel used in turn will cause the temperature to rise sharply ； It’s not good for your mental state, the managers have a poor opinion of you, and it’s also not good for the lifespan of the equipment and catalysts.

One needs to be aware of the flow rate for pumps and valves, as well as the system’s response time. This is a matter that relies on experience; it’s necessary to observe closely over time to see how experienced operators handle such situations.