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New discoveries in hydrogenation furnaces

2009-04-11View Original

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There is a thin layer of fog on the window of the hydrogenation furnace; it’s white. At first it’s just in the form of fog, but later it might turn into something like frost. What is this? What causes it?
Reply #22009-04-12
There are similar discussions; you can go and check the posts! I won’t say more!
Reply #32009-04-12
Two words to describe “impurities”: clean the pipes in new plants, and thoroughly clean the reduction furnaces in old plants!

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