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What is the reason for the sharp increase in the CO+CO2 content in the gas after the alcohol treatment?

2010-04-01View Original

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What is the reason for the sharp increase in the CO+CO2 content in the gas after the alcohol treatment?
Reply #22010-04-02
A sudden drop in furnace temperature leads to a decrease in conversion rate, or acute poisoning may occur upon contact. Or a leak in the heat exchanger in front of the tower.
Reply #32010-04-04
1. Drop in furnace temperature. 2. Sudden presence of toxic substances in the feed gas. 3. Sharp increase in CO+CO2 levels in the feed gas. 4. Leakage from the internal components of the synthesis tower

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