Diesel hydrogenation reactor
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This post was last edited by “Light as a swallow” on March 1, 2011, at 19:06. Dear fellow netizens, does anyone know what types of diesel hydrogenation reactors there are? Urgent. . . It's better with pictures
Generally, there are two types: 1 fixed-bed reactors and 2 fluidized-bed reactors
It is generally a fixed-bed reactor, which is mainly divided into hot walls and cold walls!
Fixed-bed --- Suspended-bed --- Slurry-bed
We use a fixed-bed reactor, and as far as I know this is the most commonly used one
Currently, domestic refineries all use fixed-bed reactors
Diesel hydrogenation reactors generally use fixed-bed reactors, which can be classified into bubble beds, trickle beds, and radial reactors depending on the flow pattern of the reaction products.
In China, fixed-bed reactors are commonly used; the future trend is toward fluidized-bed reactors
Fixed-bed and fluidized-bed, mainly fixed bed