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Strength of compression-formed catalysts

2011-08-12View Original

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This post was last edited by Xinglin Jushi on 2011-8-14 08:07. The strength of such catalysts is directly related to their service life. The standard value used is the strength of the catalyst at the time it leaves the factory, that is, its strength before activation or use; this does not allow for an accurate assessment of the catalyst’s strength during use, and thus it is also impossible to predict its service life accurately. What are your thoughts on this, colleagues?
Reply #22011-08-13
Reply to 1# Xinglin Jushi: What kind of posts are you posting? They have no beginning, no end, and no content at all How are you going to get them to answer your question? There are many structural forms of catalysts.
Reply #32011-08-14
Reply to 2# huawei: This isn’t a simple issue; it’s meant to encourage everyone to discuss this topic

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