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How to remove the catalyst during a catalytic shutdown? What should I pay attention to?

2010-04-10View Original

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This post was last edited by 328104062 on 2012-2-21 20:11: How to remove the catalyst during a forced shutdown? What should I pay attention to? Feel free to discuss
Reply #22010-04-10
Note the following points: 1. Close the regeneration slide valve and adjust the pressure difference between the two vessels so that the reaction pressure is higher than the regeneration pressure, with the pressure difference being greater than 0.01 MPa; 2. The rotation speed of the regenerator should not be too high, to prevent the regenerator from burning out due to insufficient load ; 3. Maintain a high regeneration temperature and control the desulfurization speed appropriately; the temperature of the discharge line must not exceed 450°C as specified, and it is no problem to keep it within 500°C in practice ;
Reply #32010-04-10
Additional note for floor 2: The leakage should be accelerated at this stage, as the material seal is no longer present.

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