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Problems with dry gas hydrogen production units

2009-04-13View Original

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Why is the temperature rise in the medium-temperature shift reactor increasing? This post was last edited by yfq4308 on 2009-4-13 at 17:00
Reply #22009-04-13
What is a Chinese language transformation reactor?
Reply #32009-04-13
Under the action of a catalyst, a shift reaction takes place, reducing the CO content in the shifted gas to around 3% on a dry basis
Reply #42009-04-13
The reasons are: 1. High content of carbon monoxide in the converted exhaust gas; ⒉The temperature control at the medium-pressure inlet is malfunctioning and keeping rising ; ⒊The intermediate pressure outlet thermometer is malfunctioning. Solution: 1. Appropriately increase the reaction temperature in the converter ; ⒉Slightly increase the steam supply. Reduce the carbon monoxide content in the conversion gas, keeping it below 5%. ⒊Check the medium-temperature control valve in conjunction with the instruments to determine if it is malfunctioning, and adjust and lower the medium-temperature control setting. ⒋Contact the instrumentation team to check whether the intermediate pressure outlet thermometer is malfunctioning. This post was last edited by Zhongyuanren on 2009-4-13 22:23]

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