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A method for pumping out converter catalysts

2010-11-17View Original

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As a hot-bottom conversion furnace, the catalyst can only be removed from the top, but this requires a lot of physical effort. What methods have those working in this field come up with? Do companies that specialize in catalyst loading have better methods or tools? Discussion is welcome; it’s better to provide pictures!
Reply #22010-11-17
When replacing our synthetic catalyst, if the internal components are not lifted, we use a suction method.
Reply #32010-11-17
In a hot-bottom conversion furnace, the catalyst can only be removed from the top, and there is no other method apart from vacuum pumping.
Reply #42010-11-20
Using a Roots blower to pump it – it’s a tough task
Reply #52011-05-10
There is no other method besides suction. The method of suction should be determined by the current structure of the converter.
Reply #62014-03-12
Lao Liu, you don’t know that every year, when we install and replace catalysts, we do it by using wooden hammers! I’m extremely tired!

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