Structure of the hydrogenation reactor
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Dear sea friends, I would like to ask what the internal structure of a hydrogenation reactor is like Please give me some advice. Thank you
Its internal and external structure is basically the same as that of a reduction furnace, but the principle of the reaction is different!
Hehe, that’s a thermal hydrogenation reactor. The internal structure of the cold hydrogenation reactor is similar to that of the silicon trichloride synthesis reactor; it may have a heating mechanism or not.
The cold hydrogenation reactor and the TCS synthesis fluidized bed reactor differ in the following ways: 1. Their operating conditions are different； 2. Different material for the body ； 3. Different structures ； 4. Different equipment seals ； 5. Different boiling patterns (under high-pressure conditions, the expansion height of the bed is very small) ； 6. There are many different calculation formulas under high-pressure conditions ； 7. The manufacturing process (especially welding) is much more complex.
What was said upstairs is correct; there is indeed a slight difference