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What is the temperature rise in the hydrogenation reactor?

2010-09-06View Original

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Does anyone know the temperature rise associated with the amount of sulfur dioxide in the hydrogenation reactor? Are there any specific figures? For example, what temperature increase corresponds to 1% sulfur dioxide. Some say that 1-2% corresponds to a temperature rise of 40-50. Is that so? Are there any such materials? Actively participate
Reply #22010-09-06
The SO2 content in the exhaust gas entering the hydrogenation reactor should be between 0.3% and 0.6%, while the temperature rise in the hydrogenation reactor is generally 15–20 degrees.

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