Crude benzene Regenerator Slag discharge
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Hello everyone. I’m new to the field of chemical engineering, and I would like to ask: what principles underlie the internal design of a regenerator? Why does oil enter the regenerator indirectly, and why does the temperature at the bottom of the regenerator reach the level required for slag discharge before the scheduled time? Sometimes, the temperature rises right after oil is introduced – what’s going on here? Can someone tell me?
The temperature at the bottom of the regenerator is related to the temperature of the superheated steam fed into the regenerator, the steam flow rate, and the temperature of the rich oil entering the debenzing tower. If the temperature is too high, you can check these related parameters and make adjustments accordingly