Reforming system drying
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Must the reverse regeneration system of a continuous reforming unit be dried simultaneously? Why?
It is best to dry them simultaneously; if that’s not possible, they can be dried separately, first the reaction system and then the regeneration system. The advantage of drying them together is that the transfer pipelines can also be dried at the same time.
The view from the second floor is good; we initially thought about separating them as well, but since it wasn’t possible to dry the lift pipe along the way, we decided not to separate them and instead dried them together. I suggest drying them together as well. :)
See which part it is. The reduction and locking hoppers are definitely dried simultaneously; when the compressor starts, it drives their drying as well, so there’s no need to dry them separately. The regenerator doesn’t matter; it can be dried whenever it’s convenient. The washing gas system cannot really be said to be dry or not. Re-contact without drying